Welcome to hell
German second division club FC St. Pauli have unveiled a hellish new look to the tunnel at their Millerntor Stadium, with a hazy mix of red lighting and the club’s traditional skull and crossbones logo to greet players before kick off. To add to the terrifying imagery, graffiti and slogans like ‘welcome to hell’ and ‘I will’ have been scribbled on to the black walls to send shivers down the spines of even the hardest footballers. Players also have to come face to face with the scary prospect of walking towards a skull and crossbones before they enter the field, with the haunting image changing shape and colour the further you walk down the tunnel. CHRIS MCKEEN/FAIRFAX NZ full season in Italy with Juventus, as they won the a domestic league and cup double, but a switch to rainy Manchester seems inevitable. TWITTER/@NZWarriors involvement in this year’s Tour de France. Archbold, to his credit, managed to finish the 17th stage after getting back on the saddle despite the blow, which broke his first bike frame in half. Bennett said: ‘‘From what I saw being on his wheel, it’s lucky it’s ‘‘only’’ a broken pelvis, not many guys would get back on their bikes. Respect brother.’’