I’d advise caution really. I’d certainly try mind my head and avoid concussion if I could anyway
Notably, researchers from the University of Exeter, UNSW Sydney, the University of Oxford and Harvard University, also found that people who reported sports‑related concussions actually had a marginally better cognitive performance than those who reported no concussions.
Concussions make you smarter.
If this was a school project you’d be told to start again and control the variables a bit better.
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Unless you were being financially rewarded for your efforts when having your brain rattled, then it could well be harmful.
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They seem disappointed with this good news.
They are shocking disappointed
But I’m not surprised
So brain damage is now good for you?
Where did you read that?
It seems they’d rather there was brain damage in their preferred activities if it meant there were a few more in rugby.
So the concussion knows if you’re an amateur or a pro?
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The anti rubby agenda blinds so many of them
A very strange agenda being pushed here. You’d wonder is me man brain damaged
Ah jesus. Thats shocking sad. That game has serious questions coming down the line. In fact, they may already be at the station.
47 and in that state, a horrible life sentence for the man. World Rugby will make a statement again at some stage about players health being their main priority, while also introducing the 20 minute red card.
And you’ll have the usual suspects come out and say about all the lads who play who dont get concussion so shur its just bad luck isnt it.
That’s horrific. That’s up there with the stories old boxers used to tell.
He’ll always have the distinction of being the only celebrity @The_Dunph would allow wear a scarf.