Worrying about footballers
“Where am I?” The first words after the horror crash
"Where am I? What has happened? What car am I in?" An eyewitness describes the first words of West Ham United's Michail Antonio, who was involved in a serious car crash in the county of Essex, England, on Saturday.
Samuel Woods, who was out walking his dog on his way home, told the Sun that Antonio was completely disoriented. The kicker was trapped in the wrecked Ferrari. "I said hello to him to see if anyone was still alive," said Woods. "I heard sirens and told him help was on the way."
Antonio was "trapped" in the wreckage for almost an hour. "I just said, 'You've been in an accident.' He didn't answer. He looked around and tried to understand what I had just said. He was sitting on the passenger side," said Woods. On Sunday, West Ham United announced that Antonio had suffered a "lower limb fracture" in his road accident.
Nice gestures
During the 2:1 win against Wolverhampton Wanderers on Monday, his West Ham team-mates warmed up with shirts bearing the number 9 and the inscription "Antonio".
The two goal celebrations were also dedicated to the 34-year-old, who is now even facing the end of his career. Nice gestures after the bad crash ...
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