đâ˝ď¸ The recent concerns surrounding the impact of repetitive heading in football and its link to neurological degenerative conditions like dementia highlight the critical need for player safety and well-being. The story of Dave Watson, a former footballer suffering from dementia, has shed light on the importance of further research, support, and compensation for individuals affected by these conditions. It's time for the Football Association (FA) and the government to step up and address this issue, implementing measures to safeguard the health of both current and former players. Research indicating that ex-footballers are three and a half times more likely to develop dementia underscores the urgency and significance of taking concrete actions to support those affected by the long-term effects of heading the ball. Together, let's raise awareness and advocate for change to ensure a safer and healthier future for everyone involved in the beautiful game. đŞâ˝ď¸
â As a forward and referenced in Shy as a schoolboy l headed the old heavy pigs bladder leather football but luckily not enough to cause a problem now!
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