Keary Concussion Issues

[fletch]

Dr Ibrahim weighing in on Keary.

https://twitter.com/dr_ameeribrahim/...76713032429569

https://twitter.com/nrlphysio/status...76939587710977

[Jacks Fur Coat]

Don't pick him for Origin for a start.

[Mickie Lane]

Its a concern for sure.
Maybe he should wear a headgear.

[Tommy Smith]

The Pittsburgh Penguins sat Sidney Crosby for like 6 months when he had concussion issues early in his career.

It's time we in the NRL took head knocks just as seriously.

[ChookMaster]

tonight was unlucky for luke. if it wasn't for a poor pass which led to a panic play and him getting hammered via a hospital pass who knows what would of happened with him. But as it stands yes very concerning

[milanja]

Yep, pick Reynolds and Walker for origin halves, players sometimes can’t see past the 90k origin brings them to think about it rationally, doctors should be making the call.

[Rooster_6]

Unfortunately the more concussions you have the more susceptible you become every time you hit your head.

I worry for Keary, it's been an ongoing issue now over 2 seasons. His welfare must come first.

[Louis N]

3 head knocks/concussions in the space of 10 weeks, when you throw in all the issues he had early last season after breaking his jaw in the preseason there is a really worrying trend developing here.

I really hope both NSW/Roosters use some common sense and sit him for the next 4-6 weeks for his own long term health.

It's something that I have thought seriously enough to make a few posts on about Keary's susceptibility to concussion on this forum Fletch. And I see it as serious enough to possibly curtail his career. Certainly he has to out of SOO contention. Then we can just see how he goes later in the year.

It also shows that potentially we can go from having the best halves combo in the competition to needing an entirely new one, should that worst case scenario happen coupled with Cooper hanging up his boots.

Certainly wish the best for Luke for a good recovery, whatever happens.

[SupermanSupportsEasts4Eva]

I'm sure both he and his family would have to agree that it isn't worth the risk of long term issues

[fletch]

3 head knocks/concussions in the space of 10 weeks, when you throw in all the issues he had early last season after breaking his jaw in the preseason there is a really worrying trend developing here.

I really hope both NSW/Roosters use some common sense and sit him for the next 4-6 weeks for his own long term health.