I can see it from both angles, but if you are trying to regain your feet, you don't drive your knee down to the floor. For me, it was a petulant, yet intentional knee to the head

Similar to the Hock incident in that it's all down to personal opinion. Some will claim it was accidental and others intentional. Personally I'm in the latter category.
He is looking straight at Abdul's head then plants the knee.

P.S. A nice touch by Carvell. All the players stood and clapped as he was stretchered off but Carvell made a little extra effort just to walk over to the stretcher and give Abdul a little tap and a thumbs up. Only a small action but I like to see stuff like that.

Hauraki deserves a ban for the rest of the season.

Whiplash!!!???

Whiplash!!!???

I think he might be thinking of putting in a claim.

I blame Marwan Koukash.

I blame Nigel Wood.

"Apparently"

I don't profess to having medical training, so if you want to enlighten the group as to how that's impossible, I'm sure we'd appreciate it

Seems like he was down long before the Hauraki incident so it could have happened when making the tackle.

One minor collision and then a couple of day later everyone claims that they got neck pains.

Where do these ambulance chasing solicitors find doctors to write this garbage up?

Still that's Humberside for you

Why so defensive? I wasn't questioning your medical knowledge (or lack of)I was just amazed he has whiplash as his head was on the floor at the time.
But hey ho, don't let that minor detail stop you jumping in feet first with the sarcasm.

Are there no solicitors in West Yorkshire then?

By the way, the county of Humberside was abolished in 1996.

Hull is very much still there mate