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Head knocks don't count for pre-existing injuries, as there is no way to determine which head knock was the most detrimental. Its also not a definitive diagnosis, just an opinion as its a doctor making a call that the amount is too much (which would basically mean the last head knock they had was the one that ended their career).pre existing condition at time of signing - wouldn't that disqualify that possibility?
So in this case, if Radley got knocked out playing for his new club and they decided that he had to retire, that last head nock would be defined as the career ending injury.
Another example is Dale Finucane who retired due to head knocks. He was medically retired and no salary cap implications for the Sharks, even though he received some/most of his head knocks earlier at the Storm and Dogs.