On another note

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Can I just say on a different note to today's event it was thrilling to see Jordan Kahu back from injury against the Warriors, so many preseason injuries seeing him return was great and I thought he played pretty good, lets hope he can build on it.

 

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Mentally tough to come back from so many injuries, will only make it more sweeter for him when he finally does play out a full season.

 

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And lets hope he keeps it up too, the more pressure for positions in the backline the better I say.

 

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JORDAN Kahu has revealed his third return from a serious knee injury was the toughest mental battle he has waged.

Kahu is among the most unlucky of NRL players, a gifted footballer repeatedly cut down by cruel injuries.
He would have been the Broncos’ five-eighth for round one this season if not for another crushing knee injury in a trial match at Redcliffe.
It was his third pre-season injury.
While initially there were fears of an anterior cruciate tear, it was only a minor strain, but after returning to football for Wynnum Manly, he injured his hamstring.
For once, Kahu’s timing was perfect.
His hamstring recovered just in time for him to be a late addition for Brisbane following the demotion of three players for disciplinary breaches.

Kahu even scored a try in their shock victory over New Zealand on Saturday night.
“Mentally, it was a lot harder than the other two,” Kahu said.
“Physically it was a lot easier.
“After cementing my spot last year, coming back and getting injured it was hard to take mentally.
“I stuck with it and got a game tonight and I hope I get a few more games this season.”
Kahu said the days after he ruptured his knee at Dolphin Oval were among the toughest.
“It was unlucky. I don’t like that field very much,” Kahu said.
“I didn’t know if I had done my ACL again then the scans came back and told me I hadn’t done it… my spirits lifted.


“I knew I had a couple months of hard work ahead of me but I had done a lot more months than that.
“I was waiting for a little niggle. The last couple of times I have been injured I have always got a niggle after returning (from the knee injury).
“I was waiting for something because the body, as ready as it was, there is always something going to go wrong that I have to get through and then came the hamstring.
“Mate, I’m just happy to be back playing with the Broncos.”