He plays the game as tough as anyone, but the headaches Sydney Roosters skipper Boyd Cordner kept getting were unbearable | mrchrisnico SMHsport
"I hadn't suffered concussion symptoms like it before. Talking to the specialist, he told me you can't pick and choose when the symptoms come, and you don't even need it to be a big head knock."I had headaches at the start, they'd go away, but every time I'd train they'd come back and it kept setting me back."Credit:What Cordner had initially hoped would only be a couple of weeks on the sidelines turned into six.
"Please don't make a fuss about me," he said. "I'm back and that's what matters. If you worry about it moving forward, you shouldn't be out there." "It was good to get that first run out there. He played well and it was the right amount of time as well."
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