@Cultured Bogan said:Hardly a sound source (that's not a shot at you either Original Magpie.)
Triple M have probably picked it up from the RLW story and came to their own conclusion. Injuries like this are too early to tell whether he won't recover or not. I'd say Dwyer and the quacks would be giving him at least the rest of the season plus off season and then assessing whether there is marked improvement or not.
Absolutely - i work in sports medicine and while i am not privy to Simon's medical records, it is WAY too early to be predicting retirement. I have seen professional athletes fully recover from this type of injury but it can take up to 12 months for full movement, feeling and strength to return. As i may have seen on this site earlier, it is a "relatively" common injury in the NFL and most recover - i am sure that the Tigers and his family are supporting and giving him the best possible medical and rehabilitation programmes as possible!