I don`t see as there is much they can do
I`m sure clubs medicals are very thorough and wouldn`t be surprised if all sorts of tests are done. bearing in mind the value of the asset.
Posted By: emmaroyds on March 18th 2012 at 09:52:15
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- Make sure there's a defibrilator at every ground (Other Football) - pants, Mar 18, 11:44:38
- ECGs wouldn't show a problem (Other Football) - Cannydc, Mar 18, 10:20:30
- I don`t see as there is much they can do (Other Football) - emmaroyds, Mar 18, 09:52:15
- All football players are able to take cardio tests. (Other Football) - SimonOTBC, Mar 18, 10:00:36
- Surely they should be compulsory?? (n/m) (Other Football) - Mark Barham, Mar 18, 10:02:31
- Do they have an ECG though em?? (n/m) (Other Football) - Mark Barham, Mar 18, 09:55:27
- All football players are able to take cardio tests. (Other Football) - SimonOTBC, Mar 18, 10:00:36
- ban football completely - it's the only safe way they can be sure no one ever comes to har (Other Football) - Ralf Scrampton, Mar 18, 09:50:48
- Pretty ill judged to make such a comment in view of the circumstances.... Poor form. (n/m) (Other Football) - Mark Barham, Mar 18, 09:54:56
- oh do fuck off back to your Brighton messageboard (n/m) (Other Football) - Ralf Scrampton, Mar 18, 11:00:19
- Pretty ill judged to make such a comment in view of the circumstances.... Poor form. (n/m) (Other Football) - Mark Barham, Mar 18, 09:54:56
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