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Dementia in football: Simple measures would protect 'generations to come', says Chris Sutton


Last updated on .From the section FootballChris Sutton: "I believe heading a football killed my dad"Former England striker Chris Sutton says "simple measures" including temporary concussion substitutes and a limit on heading in training would "protect generations to come". However, Sutton believes temporary substitutes would give doctors more time to assess the player. "Permanent ones are not in the player's best interests," said Sutton. "There are preventative measures we can put in place which are certainly going to help the modern player and generations to come." Alan Shearer called for similar measures to be introduced after two Sheffield United players suffered blows to the head on Sunday.


Source: BBC April 06, 2021 06:00 UTC



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