A horrifying park footy tackle has gone viral online.
Creedence Kelly-Donovan from the Campbelltown City Kangaroos was placed into a very dangerous position by an Oakdale Workers player, in their game in the Macarthur first grade premiership.
Kelly-Donovan, who was playing fullback, caught a bomb just before the opposition player made contact with his legs while he was in the air, which saw him flip over onto his head in worrying scenes.
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Thankfully, Kelly-Donovan wasn’t seriously injured.
“At the time of the incident I felt shocked,” Kelly-Dovovan told The Daily Telegraph.
“I am recovering well. Football is football. It’s a contact sport and moving forward I want to get back out there and play footy.”
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Kelly-Donovan is the brother of former NRL playmaker Albert Kelly.
Former first graders Junior Moors and Ava Seumanufagai also play for Campbelltown City.
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