SHAME ON YOU @NZRugby @AllBlacks WORLD RUGBY (THEY BLOCKED ME) @worldrugbymedia 😔😢😡🙏❤️🏉🧠. Former Māori All Black Shane Christie died with brain disease linked to repeated head knocks | RNZ News https://t.co/J9vsbSnj2X
Learn more following last night documentary Rugby on Trial. The disgraced and influential Paul McCory helped to poison the concussion narrative. Financed by sport, head of CISG, former editor of BJSM. Plagiarism and more...to privilege sport over medical
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Rugby talks a good game about player welfare, but New Zealand Rugby had a gagging order in place on Shane to prevent him from talking about concussion and brain injuries. Did they provide him with any support at all?
Breaking😔
The brain of Blues & NZ Māori halfback Billy Guyton, who died last year aged 33, had stage 2 chronic traumatic encepahlopathy (CTE).
It makes Guyton the first NZ-based pro diagnosed with the condition associated with repetitive brain injuries.
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@nk6nk@Qantas Another 2 hours on phone this morning to Qantas. Given a number to ring for assistance that doesn’t exist. Finally spoke to a supervisor who disconnected call and didn’t ring back. 2 years and 20 calls later no resolution to straight forward issue. Absolutely hopeless.
The AFL is being urged to make radical changes to cut full contact at training sessions. The coroner has handed down 21 recommendations after a probe into the death of former Richmond star Shane Tuck. https://t.co/5zYfOfGqUb @emma_os#7NEWS