myrrh ken
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Probably as many as kearySo how many concussions has Cordner had vs your average NRL player to warrant all this talk?
Probably as many as kearySo how many concussions has Cordner had vs your average NRL player to warrant all this talk?
It's nice to know that the most disrespected player in the history of the LU forums is very much in the thoughts of LU forum members.
Fewer than Sione Mata'utia who might already be a vegetable given the amount of concussions he's had over the years.So how many concussions has Cordner had vs your average NRL player to warrant all this talk?
How the hell is he only 28 swore he would be closer to 38
How the hell is he only 28 swore he would be closer to 38
the only person I have heard talk about Cordner that I would listen to is Dr Adrian Cohen.. Everyone else has been some idiot in the media without any knowledge or training.
Dr Cohen expressed concern and it was valid. He is a concussion expert used by the NRL and Australian Rugby.
I know enough about the Roosters Drs to know that they put the players health well in front of the player's career.
It will be interesting to see what happens, if he does continue to play I am sure he will physically and mentally capably to continue because the decision will be passed/ratified by experts.
the opinions of the media and commentators in terms of Cordners health is nothing more than effluent flowing out of ignorant mouths
Head gear does not provide any protection against concussion, only cuts, bruises etc - concussion is the brain rattling around inside the skull - no headgear can solve this.If they really put the health in front of the career they should have told him to wear head protection.
Fewer than Sione Mata'utia who might already be a vegetable given the amount of concussions he's had over the years.
I'm not sure where the media attention and thread is for Sione.
Also, with the speed of the game being faster than ever thanks to the "6 again lottery", plus footy players being bigger and more powerful than ever, the scenario facing Boyd Cordner will become the norm.
How many players go off with concussions every round, over 1 per game? These will add up and we'll end up with dozens of players being forced into early retirement.
Head gear does not provide any protection against concussion, only cuts, bruises etc - concussion is the brain rattling around inside the skull - no headgear can solve this.
Then perhaps the NRL should make every player sign a form agreeing to the fact that they may get concussion and therefore personally accept the risk.
No sign, no play.
Plodner reminds me of Paul Briggs these days.We’ve seen how useless crash helmets in the NFL have been in protecting players from concussion.
Luke Keary should retire with him, both get concussed from glancing blows, it is hard to watch
Plodner reminds me of Paul Briggs these days.
Fewer than Sione Mata'utia who might already be a vegetable given the amount of concussions he's had over the years.
I'm not sure where the media attention and thread is for Sione.
Also, with the speed of the game being faster than ever thanks to the "6 again lottery", plus footy players being bigger and more powerful than ever, the scenario facing Boyd Cordner will become the norm.
How many players go off with concussions every round, over 1 per game? These will add up and we'll end up with dozens of players being forced into early retirement.
We’ve seen how useless crash helmets in the NFL have been in protecting players from concussion.
There was plenty at the time. 2 years ago.I'm not sure where the media attention and thread is for Sione.
Well that's not true
Keary hasn't had a concussion this year. He went off for HIA in the Canberra semi final and passed.
His last concussion was before SOO game 1 last season. .