The Leicester hooker suffered a horror knee injury in Tiger’s 27-5 win at Newcastle on Saturday. Dolly’s left knee folded into the turf after a ‘crocodile roll’ at the breakdown by Falcons prop Adam Brocklebank, who was sin-binned for the challenge.
#2.Manu Tuilagi
The England centre was removed at halftime for Sale on Friday night with the visitors far more impressive after the restart. Sharks boss Alex Sanderson revealed after the game: "It wasn’t pre-planned to substitute him as he reported a tight knee so we need to be cautious as we want him to go on the England trip and then be available for the World Cup.”
#3.Elliott Stooke
Early fears suggested Stooke had fractured or dislocated his ankle, Coventry Live report.
Stooke said in a statement: "Massive thanks to all the Medical team last night @WaspsRugby and ambulance staff as well as hospital, you were incredible.
"Back home and feeling positive about recovery process, i'll be back in no time.
"Appreciate the love shown from everyone who’s messaged, means a lot."
Commentator Nick Mullins said during the coverage: "We've looked at the replay and we have decided we are not going to show it. It's a leg injury and it is a horrible one and we will save you the discomfort of seeing it at home."
Ellis Genge was right next to Nic Dolly as he was when Jack Willis was hurt in a similar way. Fingers crossed the damage done this time isn’t as bad.
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