Ex-Warriors coach allegedly harmed in surfing mishap

Australian media are announcing that previous Modern Zealand Warriors coach Daniel Anderson has been surged to clinic after a body surfing mischance in Unused South Ridges.

The Sydney Morning Herald says Anderson was body surfing at Warriors Shoreline when he shows up to have been dumped by a huge wave.

The Herald says he may have had a cardiac capture as the result of the mishap.

He has been taken to Illustrious North Shore Healing center.

There are clashing reports on his condition; the Daily Telegraph and Courier Mail say he is on a ventilator in healing center.

Fox Sports says he may have been dumped on his neck by the wave as family surged to his help.

Anderson is right now the enlistment boss of the Sydney Chickens. The Lists have issued a explanation saying he has been taken to clinic where he is beneath the care of specialists.

He is likely the Warriors most effective coach:
he took them to their to begin with finals arrangement in 2001 and a Amazing Last in 2002. He surrendered in 2004.