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Thing is, whether it's muscular or nerve related, if he plays on as we all hope he does then yeah, on one hand it's brilliant however 1 or 2 things do concern me. Naturally Rob is going to panic/be cautious at the slightest sensation, and understandably so as neck/back injuries are not to be ignored. He was clearly worried/gutted if he was teary as some reports suggested on Tuesday night. Therefore will this mean that Rob:-1.) Doesn't head the ball as much - which is his major strength, and a massive asset, especially for corners (at both ends!)2.) Doesn't go in for every ball with no caution to danger (remember the egged-head, cuts and blood t'other season?)3.) Naturally worry with every twinge and crick. No one can fault him for this but, if we sub him as a precautionary measure every time it happens, is it going to knacker our tactics/game etc... As well as use 1 sub up. (Which on Tuesday was right at the beginning of the game).We all love Rob, and his passion, strength, commitment and being a right 'ard bas**rd however, he is not a machine and potential affects of a reoccurrence of this injury could ruin more than his career.He needs to be sensible, and Rovers need to be realistic.
Come on, who hasn't had a tingling sensation when they've had a swollen muscle?