Wales' Davies queries headgear role
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Clermont Auvergne and Wales centre Jonathan Davies does not believe making players wear protective headgear would prevent concussion in rugby.
Following a series of high-profile injuries, referee Nigel Owens said compulsory
head-guards could be an option
for the sport.
But the 27-year-old Davies, who wears a scrum cap, believes "fierce" collisions mean "bangs" are inevitable.
"It's part of the game unfortunately," Davies told BBC Radio Wales.
"It's about whatever the player feels comfortable with and Nigel feels that's what would help.
"I'm not …
Following a series of high-profile injuries, referee Nigel Owens said compulsory
head-guards could be an option
for the sport.
But the 27-year-old Davies, who wears a scrum cap, believes "fierce" collisions mean "bangs" are inevitable.
"It's part of the game unfortunately," Davies told BBC Radio Wales.
"It's about whatever the player feels comfortable with and Nigel feels that's what would help.
"I'm not …
