The Brisbane Broncos have raised eyebrows and the ire of opposition fans with their use of the head injury assessment (HIA) during their clash with South Sydney. In the 38th minute at the Olympic stadium, Anthony Milford copped a heavy hit from Sam Burgess. Awarding a penalty for the shot was controversial enough, but after taking the knock, Milford nailed the 20-metre penalty goal. Only after landing the goal did the Broncos five-eighth leave the field in the hands of trainers under for an HIA. Under the rules, a player must leave the field immediately the moment a trainer notices any of five concussion symptoms. Milford was seen to by a trainer before taking the kick and it is entirely possible that he showed no signs of concussion before the attempt. "Sometimes with concussion it http://www.toppuburalla.com.au/uncategorized/getting-advice-on-fast-products-in-mortgage-broker-brisbane-queensland/ doesn't manifest straight away you get a knock and players, Mortgage broker Oak Laurel Nu

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