When it comes to regular events, we have the rising and the falling of the sun, Shane Warne cutting off fellow commentators at will as well as belittling those players he dislikes and protecting those players he loves, and Will Pucovski finding another way in which to concuss himself which cuts off every comeback he makes the second he has returned to the field.

Very few of us would truly understand the position Pucovski finds himself in, and few of us would understand just what effect it has truly has on a person going forward. But let’s face it. One concussion would be a problem. Two would be something to start taking seriously. But when you have suffered at least ELEVEN concussions at a count… then there has to be something considered as to what the path forward should be. There has already been plenty of opinion throw around from all quarters, ranging from the player needing to quit the game to support for him to come back again at the earliest opportunity.

Now as we know, I have little factual evidence to back me up when it comes to my opinions on cricket, so my factual evidence on medical situations is much much less than that. What I do have is an opinion, one that may not be perfectly backed in all of the facts, but one that SURELY is one worth listening to… No?.... well, that also may be fair… but today I will be discussing the situation that exist around Will Pucovski, once the young kid who was the great hope of Australian cricket, whose whole career now hangs by a thread… on this episode of The Casual Mankadder, right here on Thoughts from the Metal Cavern.