George north's career could come to an end

Maybe the players should all wear head gear. Maybe Less chance of the first head injury but apparently the offer limited protection as they are mandatory very thin

Well, it's odd to read this because the word in Northampton this weekend is that he is coming on very well...wouldn't be surprised if that wasn't code for them playing him very soon !! 
As far as I am concerned, if he has problems, leave him out now. In fact, don't ever pick him again ! He is vastly overrated and he clearly has a problem now which I imagine will be with him for life. 
My eldest brother had to quit playing, as long ago as the ' 70's when he was just a schoolboy. He had trials for England Schoolboys but insisted on playing his School match in the week. He had a terrible head knock during the game, played on, no real treatment in those days, and carried on as normal. Next day, he went to school, my mother had a phone call asking if she could collect him as his behaviour was so scary and mad. He was frightening the teachers ! They thought he was messing around initially ! She took him to our GP surgery, no scans back then anyway and we are a Rugby family so she guessed he was suffering delayed concussion. The Dr she saw used to play and knew what was wrong straight away....but told my mother that was it, my brother had such a bad knock that he was not to play again and there was to be no England Schoolboys trial for him  I was still at Primary School, so they came to collect me for lunch and my brother initially told me mother had collected him on a push bike, she gave him a " backie " all the way home, before galloping like a demented horse up the hill past the Church on the way to our house !!! He was totally out of it for a few days !! He does have bad heads, but we suffer as a family from migraine, but I am not sure if he has any wider issues we can relate to that knock. 
Too many players have poor tackling ability, too many players have been allowed to get away with foul play which has resulted in head knocks and the ridiculous " choke tackle " has resulted in a lot of the problems. It's inevitable players will get knocks sometimes, but it's an epidemic at the moment ! 
It is worrying how this will affect them in later life.Another issue that worries me is the use of coagulants to stop bleeding. They are so widespread now that I think they are massively dangerous. Someone will suffer a clot soon. It's not healthy to keep pumping this sort of stuff into you all the time. 

 I thought George usually wears a headgear. I guess it did not help