Brisbane Bullets centre Harry Froling has left hospital and is recovering at dwelling, with a picture revealing the extent of the stunning accidents he sustained in an alleged one-punch assault on the NSW South Coast final month.
The 24-year-old’s father, former NBL participant Shane Froling, posted a photograph to Twitter of his son’s shaved head and dramatic scar following his main surgical procedure in hospital.
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Froling was knocked unconscious within the alleged assault on a Wollongong road on January 22 about 2.40am, following his aspect’s sport towards the Illawarra Hawks.
He suffered a fractured cranium and bleeding on the mind, present process main surgical procedure within the week after the incident.
“Harrison Froling is out of hospital and recovering,” Shane Froling wrote.
“As much as we would love to address media and questions we will leave it until police evidence is presented.
“He is on the mend, thankyou for the care and love sent.”
Bullets coach Greg Vanderjagt mentioned final week a membership inquiry could be carried out into the incident following the police investigation.
“The club will conduct their own investigation when the time is right and put everything together and take the appropriate course of action in terms of how we manage the group and how we manage those situations on the road moving forward,” Vanderjagt mentioned.
“It’s something that is real and we certainly don’t sweep it under the table and just ignore it.
“But at this point in time, there’s not too much else to say on that because it is a police matter.”
The Bullets’ NBL marketing campaign reached its shut on Saturday as they misplaced 75-80 to the New Zealand Breakers, ending ninth on the ladder with an 8-20 document and lacking the playoffs.
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