The collapse of Dane Christian Eriksen still affects the football world days after the incident.
Ex-Bayer Mehmet Scholl is upset because the ZDF switched off.
Munich - What did the ZDF not have to take because the resuscitation measures were shown live for a long time after the collapse of the Dane Christian Eriksen.
Now the former Bayern player Mehmet Scholl brings up another allegation.
At Bild-TV he was talking himself into a rage on Tuesday and grumbling to presenter Matthiasügelmann: “Explain television to me.
Explain that to me. Nobody was interested in anything else but how Eriksen was doing.
But then it was said: 'We're going to switch to the heute journal ... uh, to the Bergdoktor' ”, recalls Scholl.
ZDF shows Bergdoktor instead of Eriksen: Scholl bursts the collar on TV - "Explain that to me"
Eriksen had collapsed in the game against Finland (0-1) last Saturday and had to be revived.
On Tuesday he sent the first message from the hospital via Instagram: “A big thank you for your nice and wonderful messages from all over this planet.
That means a lot to me and my family.
I'm fine - given the circumstances.
I still have to do some tests in the hospital, but I feel okay. "
In defense of the ZDF one has to say that the station tried to keep reporting up for some time anyway.
However, none of the invited experts around Per Mertesacker or Christoph Kramer, whom moderator Jochen Breyer released to comment on the dramatic moments, had much to say.
Reporter Béla Réthy also struggled for words and was “shocked”.
Scholl immediately noticed that it was serious.
“First of all, how he slumped, without any enemy influence, without anything.
It was clear that he is going to blow in the face now because he can no longer.
Then also the reaction of the players who formed a screen.
That was a great gesture.
Yes, but then it was switched off. "
Despite the Eriksen incident, there was no abandonment of the game in Denmark against Finland: That makes Scholl mad
Scholl is really upset that the game was not abandoned and is not alone in this.
“The first would have been Effenberg, the second Matthäus and the third Oliver Kahn, who would have said: 'Stop, we don't play anymore, you can do what you want.
How am I supposed to play here now? "
But the Danes continued to play because the players decided to do so after consulting Eriksen. This was followed by the bitter and completely incidental 1-0 defeat against Finland. Denmark must now tremble for progress against Belgium on Thursday.
