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Casey want answers re Jack Trengove concussion

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Geez poor trenners looked groggy. Shattered by this hit, I had hoped he could push for selection by round 5. Very unlikely we will see him for a few more weeks now given the rules around concussion.

 

Almost looked like they were talking about a bit of action was needed at the before bounce, Bit of intent looked to be there by my intuition and by his gallop.

That was an extremely dirty hit, very early in the game. Clearly it was premeditated that they would go out and try to smash us around.

He had plenty of opportunity to avoid that bump and smashed him anyway.

If that were in the AFL, he'd be gone for 3-4 at least.

 
14 hours ago, Adzman said:

Geez poor trenners looked groggy. Shattered by this hit, I had hoped he could push for selection by round 5. Very unlikely we will see him for a few more weeks now given the rules around concussion.

not so sure. he got back on his feet straight away which made his stagger a bit worse. if he had stayed down for a minute or so it wouldn't have looked as bad. still a lot will depend on how he went on the concussion tests

HUN reports he's OK to play for Casey this week


Did anyone else notice that it was also Jason Pongracic that took out Mitch King's legs rupturing his ACL?

Again, it appears that there is no obvious malice, but extreme carelessness in his aggressive attack on the ball.

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