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‘Something worth dying for’: Graham has no regrets about career hit hard by concussion – Sydney Morning Herald
The former prop made headlines throughout his career advocating that he should have the right to play through the risks associated with repeated head traumas.
The former England international said that, now that his career was over, he wouldnt alter the course of events.
Im not going to betray my former self, because I was who I was, he said.
Rugby was the be all and potential end all of my life. I have to probably live with that forever.
Graham conceded that some of the seemingly blase comments he made regarding concussions during his career was a case of creating a tough-guy image.
That was my public persona, he said. Part of that was having the reputation…
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