I found it quite surprising that Lewis didn't go off with a HIA after the red card incident, if the direct contact to the head was enough for him to stay down then he should rightly go off for a check.
What makes this more surprising is that it was only a couple weeks ago I had heard Rovers were unhappy that certain clubs were not being honest regarding HIA's. I don't know what was meant by this (reporting false results, perhaps) but it would be quite a strange thing for the person who mentioned it to me to make up. Should maybe practice what they have been preaching, especially considering the player had only just returned from a head knock, with another being forced to retire off the back of them.
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