LUKE Keary is confident of taking the field for the Roosters’ season opener despite experiencing symptoms of concussion resulting from a broken jaw.
Keary had a metal jaw inserted into his face after a collision at pre-season training with a return date of their Round One clash with Wests Tigers on March 10 the goal.
Since the incident, the five-eighth has spent limited time on the training paddock.
Yet to take part in any contact work, Keary has been experiencing headaches and underwent scans on Monday to ensure the plate on his jaw had set in place. “There’s been a little bit, but it’s nothing too concerning, I’ve been alright,” Keary told NRL.com.
“I’ve done a little bit of training but not too much, no. It’s a slow thing and I’m aiming to get back into it over the next couple of weeks.
“… The recovery is probably a bit slower than what we thought but it’s nothing too serious.”
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Keary had a metal jaw inserted into his face after a collision at pre-season training with a return date of their Round One clash with Wests Tigers on March 10 the goal.
Since the incident, the five-eighth has spent limited time on the training paddock.
Yet to take part in any contact work, Keary has been experiencing headaches and underwent scans on Monday to ensure the plate on his jaw had set in place. “There’s been a little bit, but it’s nothing too concerning, I’ve been alright,” Keary told NRL.com.
“I’ve done a little bit of training but not too much, no. It’s a slow thing and I’m aiming to get back into it over the next couple of weeks.
“… The recovery is probably a bit slower than what we thought but it’s nothing too serious.”
https://www.foxsports.com.au/nrl/nrl...f2eee0ba3c4b98
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