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Brüssow ready to rock ‘n roll next week

Springbok flank Heinrich Brüssow will start training with the Cheetahs next week ahead of the Super Rugby tournament, on his way to recovery from injury.

The Cheetahs’ team doctor, Ian Morris, told the Volksblad newspaper that Brüssow is recovering well from the rib injury he sustained in South Africa’s quarterfinal loss to Australia at the Rugby World Cup on October 9.

The Cheetahs start their preparations for next year’s Super Rugby tournament in Bloemfontein on Monday.

“Heinrich is recovering well and will start training with the guys next week,” said Morris.

The “fetcher” flank probably won’t be able to participate in all the training regimes but will definitely do fitness training with the team.

This will be a double boost for the Free Staters as flank, Juan Smith – who has been out since this year’s Super Rugby tournament with an Achilles injury – is also expected to be fit when the Southern Hemisphere’s premier domestic competition starts in February.

Other injured players – lock Francois Uys (rib), flyhalf Sias Ebersohn (ankle) and centre Philip Snyman (groin) – will all be ready to start training on Monday.

5 comments to Brüssow ready to rock ‘n roll next week

  1. grootblousmile
    November 8th, 2011 at 12:03 SAST

    Good to know he’s about ready to start training. Looks like he’ll be ready in time for Super Rugby.

  2. Loosehead
    November 8th, 2011 at 13:45 SAST

    The mighty States need both him and Juan to be fit and firing come the start of the S16 & 1/2

  3. grootblousmile
    November 8th, 2011 at 17:17 SAST

    2 @ Loosehead:
    Any news on Juan Smith’s recuperation?

  4. Loosehead
    November 9th, 2011 at 08:51 SAST

    3@ grootblousmile:
    Not yet.

  5. Lion4ever
    November 9th, 2011 at 11:31 SAST

    Good news for SA rugby, but bad news for his opponents, as he is a master at the art of ball pilfering.