by NathStPaul »
21 Dec 2023 14:34
Not sure how anyone has the bollocks to carry on playing after going through that, much braver than I would be in that scenario.
Given Lockyer has had two such incidents of on field collapse I'd be personally advising him to step away from playing, it just isn't worth it. You have to think of your family in that situation and put yourself in their shoes a little bit.
He is a young man and he is captain of his side so obviously he has some sort of leadership qualities. He could become a really good coach/manager, time is most definitely on his side on that front. We have seen in recent history a few players who have had to retire very young who have gone on to have decent managerial careers. Nothing stopping Lockyer following suit.