Brumbies have a breather as Cory Jane feared to miss the game
The Brumbies have at least something to cheer about as Hurricanes’ fullback Cory Jane is feared to miss the clash against them on Saturday in Canberra.
Jane is due to visit her wife who is expecting their child’s birth in a few days. The Hurricanes are leaving tomorrow for Canberra to take on the Brumbies.
Jane told the reporters that his wife Amie is due to give birth to his third children in next two three days. He will not be available for his team in their next clash against the Brumbies.
Jane informed his team officials about his unavailability and said, “The due date is Monday but the midwives are telling us it will probably come early. She's had a few pains but that has been on-going for a week, so I can't really go tomorrow then try to
get back in time.”
His decision has come out as a breather for the Brumbies who have won just one match in their six clashes of Super Rugby 15, championship. He has an amazing record regarding his children’s birth as they always came on a crucial timing. He was playing in
USA at the arrival of his first offspring and ultimately he back for the whole season. Yet again, he will miss all three matches of Super Rugby to be played away from his country.
Jane admitted that timing is not great though but he cannot do anything with it. He said, “It is hard to judge these things. If it had come earlier this week it would have been perfect.”
On the other hand, the former coaches of Wallabies are supporting the Brumbies to uplift the standard of their game. John Connolly and Bob Dwyer believe that the team is capable of producing good results.
The two experienced coaches are sure that the Brumbies would win the upcoming match to cover too many defeats. They said that the side is very resilient and boys are doing hard work but unfortunately, victory remains at a touching distance.
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