Blues doctor explains why Rory Watts-Jones was advised to retire

Cardiff Blues sports physician Dr Gareth Jones explains why rugby player Rory Watts-Jones was advised to retire at the age of 26 following a concussion-related injury.

Dr Jones tells BBC Wales Today's sports correspondent Ashleigh Crowter that Watts-Jones' family noticed a change in his behaviour after the player was injured in November, 2014.

Watts-Jones' retirement follows a period when concern over the effects of concussion on rugby players has made headlines following incident involving Wales internationals George North and Samson Lee.

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