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pineapple dee Redleg

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Let's hope he gets himself right. He's doing the right thing for the long term.

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nosoupforme Redleg

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 Speedy recovery Jack Stevens hope that you are in a good place.

It can happen to anyone at any time and he is brave to call out.  His healing is the most important as time out will do him good. I have been there with someone in my family. I am sure he will get the right care.

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Do as you wish but I think we should take anyone saying they have a MH issue at face value. If not, people with real problems will be dismissed. 

Would be easier and with less press to just say he did his hammy. 

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2 hours ago, DubDee said:

Do as you wish but I think we should take anyone saying they have a MH issue at face value. If not, people with real problems will be dismissed. 

Would be easier and with less press to just say he did his hammy. 

The players can still be drug tested sitting out with a made up injury. If you’ve had two strikes and fear a test is imminent, then claim mental health issues and you can’t be forced to submit to a drug test. 

*I’m not at all saying this is the case with Stevens. 

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21 hours ago, ProDee said:

You really don't want your best player on indefinite leave 3 weeks before the season starts. 

Saints can't take a trick. 

Interestingly though, he said he hoped not to miss any games and that it was a family issue. He might just need a couple of weeks to concentrate on the issue.

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8 minutes ago, Redleg said:

Interestingly though, he said he hoped not to miss any games and that it was a family issue. He might just need a couple of weeks to concentrate on the issue.

he also said he was going to have a complete break from any training. wouldn't want to be too long a break if he wants to play round 1. it didn't sound like a short break the way he talked.

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