Hope hes oreyt

[Brewster Cost £70 million]

The Bristol lad

 

[knowsnowt]

Worrappened?
Only just got in.

 

[Vikkster]

Worrappened?
Only just got in.

I think he collided with Bash

 

[Brewster Cost £70 million]

Worrappened?
Only just got in.

Same as fleck I think,challenged bash for an header bash never touched him he's been on floor a good 10 mins with both medical teams and paramedics

 

[Nade]

Same as fleck I think,challenged bash for an header bash never touched him he's been on floor a good 10 mins with both medical teams and paramedics

I think he contacted heads

 

[Brewster Cost £70 million]

I think he contacted heads

Looked like no contact at first,looked serious coz they kept showing replays of the goal instead of what was happening to the lad on the floor

 

[robbiez666]

Clash of heads. Thankfully, seemed to stay conscious. Hope he's ok.

 

[Berkshire Blade]

Nothing like the Fleck issue. The way he fell looked like he was out or at least out of control before he hit the ground. Very nasty.

 

[Cappy]

Banged heads, instantly knocked out. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fencing_response
Fencing Response in first few seconds on ground until he regained consciousness. Then was treated just as you would hope if it was your lad. Fantastic how far we have come with treating humans with head injuries in sporting contests.

 

[raimond]

Same as fleck I think,challenged bash for an header bash never touched him he's been on floor a good 10 mins with both medical teams and paramedics

Nowt like it whatsoever, knocked out after a clash of heads

 

[wavy-blade]

Think it was his neck , put a neck brace on him , best wishes matey

 

[DronnieBlade]

Think it was his neck , put a neck brace on him , best wishes matey

That’s what I thought. Bash’s shoulder was the culprit although purely accidental.

Hope he is OK.

UTB

 

[dillis]

He got Bashamed.

All jokes aside it didn’t look great. Hope he’s OK but it didn’t look great

 

[BarnsleyBlade]

My lad said it looked like a neck injury, with how they showed it on TV. Wish the Bristol lad a speedy recovery

 

[Bladesman]

 

[metalblade]

A very strange one looked to be hardly any contact at all, just goes to show you can't be too careful with head injuries. good to hear he is OK.

 

[Cappy]

Great news! Thanks

 

[mattbianco1]

Same as fleck I think,challenged bash for an header bash never touched him he's been on floor a good 10 mins with both medical teams and paramedics

There was definitely contact. Think it was with Bashams shoulder. Physios were on pitch before ref blew. Neck injured. He was face down for 2 or 3 mins before they turned him, very bad collision.

Nothing like Flecks

 

[Yogi]

Got to say credit to the Bristol physios who were out of the blocks and on the pitch at a terrific speed.

 

[ThatJa]

Got to say credit to the Bristol physios who were out of the blocks and on the pitch at a terrific speed.

They were on the pitch before the ref knew there was an issue.

 

[Yogi]

They were on the pitch before the ref knew there was an issue.

Yeah it was seriously impressive

 

[Nade]

Banged heads, instantly knocked out. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fencing_response
Fencing Response in first few seconds on ground until he regained consciousness. Then was treated just as you would hope if it was your lad. Fantastic how far we have come with treating humans with head injuries in sporting contests.

Never heard of that before. I noticed him do that with his arms and wondered what was going on. Interesting.

 

[SouthStandGBlock]

Never heard of that before. I noticed him do that with his arms and wondered what was going on. Interesting.

Yeah he held both arms up, and their physio ran on like Linford Christie. He dropped his bag in the process.

Really glad he's ok though, as it did look serious.

I wonder if there have been two successive games with as much injury/extra time? Was it 13 minutes or 17 minutes v Reading? If it was 13 minutes, then what were the chances of the identical time happening twice in successive games?

 

[Cheets]

Yeah he held both arms up, and their physio ran on like Linford Christie. He dropped his bag in the process.

Really glad he's ok though, as it did look serious.

I wonder if there have been two successive games with as much injury/extra time? Was it 13 minutes or 17 minutes v Reading? If it was 13 minutes, then what were the chances of the identical time happening twice in successive games?

Pretty sure they were both 13 minutes, and the 13 minutes added time today was when the majority of the snow fell.