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Date Posted: 11:34 16/09/24 Mon
Author: Terry Boulder
Author Host/IP: cpe-120-146-70-5.vb11.vic.asp.telstra.net / 120.146.70.5
Subject: Perhaps anyone whose head hits the ground in a tackle should go off for an immediate concussion test?
In reply to: Pyeman WPBD 's message, "I'm concerned for the turf at AFL venues, a lot of Hokball players head butting the ground" on 11:16 16/09/24 Mon

Having to go off for 10 minutes will stop players throwing their heads into the ground to draw a free.

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Dylan Moore nearly got whiplash as well he threw his back so hard -- Walt K, 12:43 16/09/24 Mon

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