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Cornes questions medical sub following Weitering head knock – SEN
“His eyes are shut and he’s out for two to three seconds.”
Questions have been asked of the AFLs medical sub rule after Carltons Jacob Weitering suffered a heavy head knock but remained on the field against Port Adelaide on Saturday night.
The defender took a strong contested mark against Charlie Dixon but made accidental contact with Power midfielder Ollie Wines shoulder on the way down.
Weitering appeared dazed but managed to take his kick following the heavy knock, even staying on the field for the remainder of the Blues 28 point loss.
Kane Cornes told…
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