2023/24 Beto

[Neiler]

Hopefully available for Luton on 3rd May.

11 days should be enough.

Is there concussion protocols in football.

 

[BirkenheadBlue]

I really like him.

He's definitely not the best technically, but he cares, and he does cause problems for defenders. Thought he was doing really well yesterday before the injury.

 

[The Hibbert Agenda]

Is there concussion protocols in football.

Yup. He won't train or play for a week at the very least.

 

[jazzy]

Yup. He won't train or play for a week at the very least.

Not quite true.

The protocol says he can't play for at least 6 days after a diagnosis of concussion.

Any activity has to be very closely monitored by a Dr but a player can return to light training within the 6 day period with the express agreement of a Dr.

Training can be gradually stepped up with medical supervision but contact work is to be avoided.

A player can only play after the 6 days AND after being signed off the the Dr

 

[jazzy]

Is there concussion protocols in football.

Yes , cannot play for at least 6 days and after a Dr signs then off as fit to play.

Limited training, subject to medical supervision in that period.

 

[DrEFC]

Expected him to be keot in overnight myself

Nah, he was knocked out, I'd only keep him in if suspected c-spine instability, or no one to observe him at home. He probably got an MRI scan because he's a footy player, and Aintree A&E love to fawn over them (plus ties to the club doctors iirc)

 

[davek]

Realistically he shouldn't be considered by Dyche until the Luton game. He needs recovery time from a trauma like that.

 

[Eggs]

Not quite true.

The protocol says he can't play for at least 6 days after a diagnosis of concussion.

Any activity has to be very closely monitored by a Dr but a player can return to light training within the 6 day period with the express agreement of a Dr.

Training can be gradually stepped up with medical supervision but contact work is to be avoided.

A player can only play after the 6 days AND after being signed off the the Dr

….unless Dyche has something totally different in mind, it looks like Chermiti for the next two games. I know a few on here say he’ll be a starter next season, let’s see if he can demonstrate that.

I suppose Danjuma or Dobbin (if fit) are options.

 

[jazzy]

….unless Dyche has something totally different in mind, it looks like Chermiti for the next two games. I know a few on here say he’ll be a starter next season, let’s see if he can demonstrate that.

I suppose Danjuma or Dobbin (if fit) are options.

Is DCL definately out ?

 

[Brendan Janus]

Any news on Beto for the derby 1

 

[PhilM]

Is DCL definately out ?

To the best of my knowledge, no. Will he actually play however isn’t yet to be decided.

 

[den]

Any news on Beto for the derby 1

No one can play 3 days after a brain injury.

 

[Brendan Janus]

No one can play 3 days after a brain injury.

Scans were clear !!

 

[jazzy]

Scans were clear !!

Concussion protocol

 

[den]

Scans were clear !!

Yes, that's a good sign, but it doesn't mean that a brain doesn't need time to heal, which is why the rules prevent an early return. You're more susceptible to a serious follow-up injury after the first. Look into TBI in American football. Even without concussions, something like 90% of American football players have traumatic brain injuries from constant collisions, and it dramatically changes the brain and contributes to all sorts of problems, from dementia, aggressive behavior and suicide, to early death from multiple causes.