Yea, him and Mitchell went to the same specialist. The documentaries are on YouTube. It involved them altering their running techniques.

I sadly don’t think we will see Tetevano in a Leeds shirt again with this news, hope I’m wrong mind

If they can't find a cause, which does happen with these things sometimes, I don't know how he could play again? Whether he plays again would depend on finding the cause and whether its something that can be managed or not.

They have all happened to him when extending with his upper body to get up from a tackle and the defender being on his lower legs. I don't think any have occurred during linear running. I'm sure they've worked on alternate techniques but in the heat of the game it's difficult not to revert to certain ways of moving that add the strain.

If Tetavano did collapse in training and is now heading home that really is a major concern for the bloke and his family.
In many cases you would expect him to receive treatment in the UK so to go home to be near his family doesn`t sound too good to me.
All the very best Zane and I wish you well.
Ironically probably his best season since he arrived.

We are so badly beat up now, any win will be tough. Oscar Wilde would probably say something deep and uplifting…….. but I can’t!

I’ve not looked at his coaching CV but I imagine he would do a good half time team talk.
‘Consistency is the last refuge of the unimaginative’. Discuss

Smith hasn’t ruled him out playing again, he’s waiting on test results

Big influence on Rohan by the sound of it

Trying to cheer myself up, at least we did not sign Josh McGuire who has been banned for another 12 games for saying something offensive again v Leigh.

It’s bordering on unbelievable how he could do it again after getting 7 games in a friendly.

I’ve heard who he supposedly made the comment about and won’t repeat on here but it’s terrible if true and makes me wonder if he is deliberately trying to get Wire to pay him off in some way. Utterly bizarre.

If true, you'd assume he'd be sacked rather than paid off.

I've no idea what he's supposedly said. The fact is he's been banned for 12 games for comments that were found (highly) offensive, presumably comments that have no place in the game. As I say, I don't know what they were. However, compare this ban to those handed out for other things that rightly have no place in the game, potentially career-ending tackles for example. Is 12 games the new benchmark for those? If not, why?