Doesn't sound good news I'm afraid:

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Fingers crossed it is not as bad as it sounds.



“Head injury” and “rushed to hospital” have me worried.the victory celebrations were muted following a worrying head injury sustained by full-back Ben Jones-Bishop.



The 21-year-old, who is on a season-long loan from Leeds, was rushed to hospital at half-time after being involved in a collision just before the break.



"We're not sure what happened. He either got a stud in the head or he collided. He's got an indentation in the middle of his skull that you can put your finger inside.'"

I think it was Melling as well who got a huge whack. Heard the handoff from my spot near the top of the east stand. He didn't know where he was for the next five minutes.

Hope BJB is ok, i love watching him play and think he has been outstanding this season.

Any news on the lad?

Sporting Life say Quins have released a statement saying that BJB has been released from hospital, after spending two nights in there with a depressed fracture of the skull.



It also says he is facing a lengthy lay-off





Get well soon Ben. You have been a joy to watch this season and thanks for all your efforts thus far in London.

Harlequins full-back Ben Jones-Bishop sustained a depressed fracture of his skull in Friday's 38-26 Engage Super League win at Wigan.



The 21-year-old, who is on a season-long loan from Leeds Rhinos, was rushed to hospital at half-time after apparently catching a stud on his head in an accidental collision.



He spent two nights in a local hospital having scans but was released on Sunday.



"Ben is fine to travel back to London and will have further tests this week to ascertain the full extent of the injury," said a Harlequins spokesman.



Jones-Bishop, an ever-present so far this season, is facing a lengthy lay-off. He will definitely miss Quins' next game against Hull in Edinburgh next Saturday as well as his club's Challenge Cup fifth-round tie against St Helens

What a bummer!!!







Get well soon BJB !!

A great shame, I don't think he's had a bad game for us, always given his all. Bad as it sounds, it could have been a lot worse. Get well soon Ben

Just as we are getting most of our key players back...

Get well soon B.J.

You will be sorely missed from our side but I'm just pleased that you're ok.

You'll have to contact the Chelsea Goalkeeper to find out who supplies his headgear!!

Melling to FB

Or Dorn?

Curtis was knocked out on Friday. Does that mean he is unavailable for selection this week?



Brian Mac said on Radio London last week that JG would be out for 12 weeks now (was 8 weeks previously).

Curtis came back on after being in Lah lah land - but I guess he may have to have a head test

Most of the Quins fans need a head test!

Did notice the play picked up in the second half after the head injuries.



I'll be there with my cricket bat if needed

Strangely, on the Wigan board it was noted that our guys were playing cricket in training on the Friday of the match! Howzat?

Has there been any more news on BJ-B's operation and if it went well...[urlhttp://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/rugby_league/super_league/london/8651130.stm[/url....gotta love the comment



"It's where your sinuses are, it's like an air pocket, so it's just dented in.



"They'll just have to push it back out, screw it together and I'm good to go."

BJB Reminds me of the Black knight in Monty pythons film the holy grail . Only a flesh wound.

Six weeks is a big loss for us. One our key strikers and defenders