Vedendo la registrazione di Irlanda-Australia ho notato che la II linea Irlandese Malcom O'Kelly è uscito in barella con il collo immobilizzato.
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<BR>O'Sullivan: O'Kelly OK After Heavy Tackle
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<BR>In the aftermath of Saturday's 30-14 defeat by Australia, Ireland coach Eddie O'Sullivan confirmed that lock Malcolm O'Kelly was conscious again after the heavy tackle that cut short his 75th cap.
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<BR>The Leinster forward collapsed in a heap, 18 minutes into Saturday's game, having been double-tackled by the considerable forces of Wallaby lock Nathan Sharpe and bulky centre Lote Tuqiri.
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<BR>O'Kelly, Ireland's record caps holder, fell awkwardly onto the Lansdowne Road turf, and having lost consciousness, was brought to a nearby hospital as a precaution.
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<BR>Although partially recovered, O'Kelly is unlikely to figure in O'Sullivan's plans for next Saturday's permanent tsb International against Romania.
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<BR>O'Sullivan said: "It was an unfortunate collision. Mal caught a shoulder in the face, but there was no malice in the tackle.
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<BR>"He was out for the count, but he's come round again. He's in hospital and he's back to himself but obviously it'll take a while for him to fully recover.
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<BR>"I would suspect Mal is out of the game next week, and a few of the other guys have picked up knocks. Shane Horgan has a very bad dead leg, and Matt McCullough has got a knock on the knee. I don't know the exact nature of those injuries so we'll just have to take a look at them tomorrow (Sunday)."
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<BR>The Corkman is expected to make a number of changes for the game against the eastern Europeans, who beat Canada (22-20) for the first time ever in Bucharest on Saturday.
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<BR>O'Sullivan added: "We always looked at the Romania game as one where we would change things around. The last couple of years in the autumn internationals the so-called easier game has came in the middle.
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<BR>"This time it's been tagged on at the end, so we've always planned to have a look at a few players in that game."
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<BR>Filed on 21 November 2005
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<BR>O'Sullivan: O'Kelly OK After Heavy Tackle
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<BR>Malcolm O'Kelly
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<BR>In the aftermath of Saturday's 30-14 defeat by Australia, Ireland coach Eddie O'Sullivan confirmed that lock Malcolm O'Kelly was conscious again after the heavy tackle that cut short his 75th cap.
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<BR>The Leinster forward collapsed in a heap, 18 minutes into Saturday's game, having been double-tackled by the considerable forces of Wallaby lock Nathan Sharpe and bulky centre Lote Tuqiri.
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<BR>O'Kelly, Ireland's record caps holder, fell awkwardly onto the Lansdowne Road turf, and having lost consciousness, was brought to a nearby hospital as a precaution.
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<BR>Although partially recovered, O'Kelly is unlikely to figure in O'Sullivan's plans for next Saturday's permanent tsb International against Romania.
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<BR>O'Sullivan said: "It was an unfortunate collision. Mal caught a shoulder in the face, but there was no malice in the tackle.
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<BR>"He was out for the count, but he's come round again. He's in hospital and he's back to himself but obviously it'll take a while for him to fully recover.
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<BR>"I would suspect Mal is out of the game next week, and a few of the other guys have picked up knocks. Shane Horgan has a very bad dead leg, and Matt McCullough has got a knock on the knee. I don't know the exact nature of those injuries so we'll just have to take a look at them tomorrow (Sunday)."
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<BR>The Corkman is expected to make a number of changes for the game against the eastern Europeans, who beat Canada (22-20) for the first time ever in Bucharest on Saturday.
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<BR>O'Sullivan added: "We always looked at the Romania game as one where we would change things around. The last couple of years in the autumn internationals the so-called easier game has came in the middle.
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<BR>"This time it's been tagged on at the end, so we've always planned to have a look at a few players in that game."
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<BR>Filed on 21 November 2005
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