ENGLAND manager Roy Hodgson has complained about the human body parts littering Wembley after yesterday’s NFL game.
The contest between Dallas Cowboys and Jacksonville Jaguars, which killed 16 players and injured more than 200 spectators, has left the pitch strewn with human debris ahead of Saturday’s game against Slovenia.
Hodgson said: “A few arms we could cope with. But when I pulled one half-buried leg out of the centre circle it turned out still to be attached to quarterback Tony Romo, who had been buried alive in a complex offensive play.
“Even without oxygen for 12 hours his intense will to win remained, and he tore up half the pitch dragging his broken body to the touchdown area.”
