Wigan Warriors coach Matt Peet provides Mike Cooper injury update after Leigh Leopards win
Shortly after tackling Robbie Mulhern, the England international left the field in a dazed state, escorted by two medical personnel, during Wigan’s 24-6 victory against Leigh Leopards on Friday night at the Brick Community Stadium.
The return to play concussion protocol has disqualified him from Friday’s home derby against rival St Helens due to his failed head injury assessment. In his news conference following the game, Wigan coach Matt Peet stated, “He’s okay, he’s disappointed but it’s one of those things.” “The synchronization and convergence of two athletes, followed by a week-long hiatus. “And rightfully so—he won’t be able to play the next week—it’s crucial that the players are taken care of when conditions are that good.
As a coach, I don’t believe it’s an easy one to accept. We may give him a little more time off, but we’ll take care of him. “The players’ short- and long-term health and welfare have to come first. Peet expressed his satisfaction with the way his team defeated Leigh, moving them up to the top of the Super League standings by four points. Peet expressed his satisfaction with his side’s display. “I
