Macauley: GAA stars don’t need to be concussed 'warriors’
“Don’t leave the decision up to us — take us out of the game,” All-Star Michael Darragh Macauley told the Oireachtas Health Committee yesterday.
He believes the GAA should consider having a concussion substitute as well as a blood substitute after revealing Dublin player Rory O’Carroll stayed on the field in last year’s All-Ireland final against Mayo despite taking a heavy knock, as there were no substitutes left.
