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Hull City midfielder Ryan Mason says 'it was like a bomb going off in my head' when he collided with Chelsea central defender Gary Cahill

The aerial collision with Gary Cahill is something Ryan Mason can recall all too vividly. 'It was like a bomb going off in my head,' he says.

But it was only five weeks ago, some three months after his accident at Stamford Bridge in January, that the full horror of what he endured was explained to him by the Hull City doctor.

'He said there was a moment shortly after I arrived at the hospital, I think maybe just after I'd had a CT scan, that I was what they call 'unresponsive',' says Mason.

Hull's Ryan Mason points to the right side of his head where he collided with Gary Cahill
Hull's Ryan Mason points to the right side of his head where he collided with Gary Cahill
Mason described the moment the pair of them came together as 'like a bomb going off'
Mason described the moment the pair of them came together as 'like a bomb going off'
The 25-year-old has also revealed he remembers well the moment he suffered the head injury
The 25-year-old has also revealed he remembers well the moment he suffered the head injury

'They acted very quickly and within minutes I was in surgery.