"And then there's quite a bit of vomiting in the change rooms and clean up with the ear and the blood and fluid. The other player involved in the clash gingerly walked away. Blood and another fluid was coming out of his right ear.Īfter some minutes he sat up, grimacing, with his teammates standing nearby in an uneasy huddle. He lay back and blacked out for about 30 seconds. Zac tried to get straight back up, but was quickly ordered by medical staff to stay down. This article contains images and video that may be disturbing for some viewers. "The main comment I got from people was that they could hear it at the opposite end of the ground, they could hear the noise." "And we had a big head-and-shoulder clash. "I just went for an intercept mark - running sort of side on so I didn't quite see what was coming from the other side and neither did the opposition forward. Thought I was having a pretty good game," Zac, who was 25 at the time, says. On June 19, 2021, Zac's club, Wilston Grange, were visiting Redland Victoria Point in the QAFL, Queensland's semi-professional Aussie rules competition, which is basically two rungs below the AFL.
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