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- Aug 29, 2009
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Someone just put a photo of the crowd on Facebook. How many does it look like on tv? 4000?
Looks terrible. Apparently there is 8000 there though.
Someone just put a photo of the crowd on Facebook. How many does it look like on tv? 4000?
Apparently there is 8000 there though.
He should stick to just playing football.
IMO: He isn't funny, but others seem to think so. (I don't see it)
The Dragons also played Dean Young. I thought the new ruling was any concussion of a player meant he had to have a week off. The obviously were not concerned with him possibly taking another knock that could do more damage than Inglis's hit.
Make sure you beat Tigers now.
he's pathetic ... the footy show has been dead to me for a while but I'm embarrassed to be Australian for THAT five minutes every thursday night ... absolute lowest denominator toilet humour crap ...
What does that have to do with it? I am hoping we perform and do so but you never go into a match cocky or over confident.
All I was saying is I thought the NRL were getting serious on player welfare when it came to concussions. Dean Young playing tonight ran the risk of taking a 2nd knock to the head in a short period that could result in further damage short term and long term.
I don't see the bias, Inglis put his lights out and if he got hit again in such a short amount of time it might have ended up worse. Plus the way the media in Sydney have been going on during the week about banning shoulder charges and protecting the players.I dont know, maybe it's just me but you sounded a tad bias.
I don't see the bias, Inglis put his lights out and if he got hit again in such a short amount of time it might have ended up worse. Plus the way the media in Sydney have been going on during the week about banning shoulder charges and protecting the players.
I don't see how letting him play in a week is protecting him. He takes any hard shot that doesn't even make contact with his head but still shake his head enough, could have a bad result. A result that might not even been seen till hours after the match.
Yeah, the sarcasm was clear.I dont know, maybe it's just me but you sounded a tad bias.
& fast food workers as well.
The Dragons also played Dean Young. I thought the new ruling was any concussion of a player meant he had to have a week off.
Oh, I was talking about you bringing up this discussion. If a Rabbitoh player wasn't involed in the incident with Young you wouldn't have brought this up, hence the bias but yeah im probably mistaken.
Under our procedures:
• Every player undergoes a COGSTATE baseline test each year to establish their basic level of cognitive function. This is an important part of assessing a player’s recovery from concussion throughout the year.
• Where a player is injured on the field the trainer (who must have the appropriate first aid qualifications as part of his accreditation) must look for symptoms of concussion.
• If the trainer believes there are no immediate symptoms he must continue to monitor the player.
• If the trainer believes there are symptoms he must take the player to the Club Medical Officer for a clinical assessment.
• If there is a diagnosis of concussion the player cannot return to the game.
• The player cannot resume training or playing until further COGSTATE testing shows that he has returned to baseline cognitive function.
• Every player undergoes a COGSTATE baseline test each year to establish their basic level of cognitive function. This is an important part of assessing a player’s recovery from concussion throughout the year.