A German fifth division match had to be abandoned in unimaginable terror after a pack of wild boars invaded the pitch, leaving it unplayable after they wreaked their soulless havoc
The AFP reports on this horrifying event: Local officials said on Friday that wild boar had entered Dresden Borea's Jaegerpark (Hunter Park) stadium overnight, derailing Saturday's kickoff against Lokomotive Leipzig The boars left such big holes in the playing surface as they scavenged for food that there is no way the match in German's fifth tier could be played.
This is the second time Liepzig, who lost the 1987 European Cup Winners Cup to Ajax, have had to call off a league game after last month's match against FC Sachsen was washed out due to flooding the night before the game What's next? Locusts? Pestilence? Frogs falling from the sky as The Lying Rag is obscured by an apocalyptic asteroid?
Clearly Liepzig's season is cursed. And the German fifth division needs an international television deal UPDATE: Apparently Germany's boar problem goes far beyond ruining fifth division matches. Their heightened breeding rate has resulted in a massive boar population that is "destroying crops, killing pets and even attacking people," according to Reuters. Plus, some of them are even radioactive.
The AFP reports on this horrifying event: Local officials said on Friday that wild boar had entered Dresden Borea's Jaegerpark (Hunter Park) stadium overnight, derailing Saturday's kickoff against Lokomotive Leipzig The boars left such big holes in the playing surface as they scavenged for food that there is no way the match in German's fifth tier could be played.
This is the second time Liepzig, who lost the 1987 European Cup Winners Cup to Ajax, have had to call off a league game after last month's match against FC Sachsen was washed out due to flooding the night before the game What's next? Locusts? Pestilence? Frogs falling from the sky as The Lying Rag is obscured by an apocalyptic asteroid?
Clearly Liepzig's season is cursed. And the German fifth division needs an international television deal UPDATE: Apparently Germany's boar problem goes far beyond ruining fifth division matches. Their heightened breeding rate has resulted in a massive boar population that is "destroying crops, killing pets and even attacking people," according to Reuters. Plus, some of them are even radioactive.
