All Blacks Assistant Coach, Ian Foster confirms that Fijian Winger, Waisake Naholo won’t be rushed by any one as they prepare to face Argentina at the 2015 Rugby World Cup next week.
He says they have been trying to manage his injury carefully based on their medical advice.
Naholo gave the impression he would probably eat spiders than seek more publicity about his wounded leg.
The 24 year-old was healed by receiving traditional medicine and regular massage from his uncle at his village in Nadroumai in Sigatoka, after he suffered against Argentina in Christchurch in July.
Meanwhile, having relocated from central London to a complex in a pleasant suburb near Twickenham, the team began training this morning.
Only those inside the All Blacks camp can observe Naholo in action because the training was private and the pitch was surrounded by a covered fence.
The All Blacks play Argentina in their first match on Monday at 3.45am.
You can watch the entire tournament live on FBC TV.
