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NRL PremiershipBulldogs halfback Brett Kimmorley suffers suspected broken cheekbone
August 30, 2009 Bulldogs halfback Brett Kimmorley was taken from the field with a suspected fractured cheekbone early in his side's match against the Warriors on Sunday.
Kimmorley was taken from the field after five minutes following a head clash with Jerome Ropati at ANZ Stadium.
Early reports indicated Kimmorley had suffered a depressed cheekbone fracture, with Bulldogs medical officials indicating the star playmaker could be out for 4-5 weeks.
Should the injury be confirmed, Kimmorley's absence would be a massive blow to the newly-instated premiership favourites' finals chances.
A five-week lay-off would mean the club would need to make the grand final for Kimmorley to play again this year.
Veteran Kimmorley has been in career-best form this season, guiding the Dogs, who finished with the wooden-spoon in 2008, to be equal ladder leaders.
His absence would have the club desperately searching for a replacement who could match Kimmorley's on-field talk and direction.
The Bulldogs were made $4.25 favourites by bookmakers this weekend following a worrying form slump by co-leader St George Illawarra which has yielded three straight losses.
AAP