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Date Posted: Wednesday, December 11, 10:25:16am
Author: Jim© The Devon IP
Author Host/IP: 62-64-192-58.virtual1.co.uk / 62.64.192.58
Subject: That's a good point you make about keepers- has that been looked into in the report? One last thing I'd say against it, is that the style of football has changed in a major way now compared to even 25 years ago. Playing it out from the back for example, no long keeper kicks punted downfield to land on a CB's bonce. Must have a positive efffect?
In reply to: f bloke 's message, "Ok that’s fine - footballers of yesteryear are not as fit or as well nourished as the players of today - but were a lot fitter and better nourished than the rest of the population at that time and yet 3-5 times more likely to develop serious brain degenerative conditions. There is no increased likelihood for goalkeepers- and since they rarely head the ball must be indicative of something" on Wednesday, December 11, 07:23:03am


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