Jarryd Hayne, a former NRL star, is back in rugby league, making him one of the sport’s most controversial figures.
Thank you for reading this post, don't forget to subscribe!Due to an appeal, Hayne’s conviction was overturned, and he was released in June after serving the previous two years in prison on a sexual assault charge.
Now, in anticipation of the impending Pacific Bowl series, he has been invited to coach at the Fijian national team’s camp.
Shocking comeback to rugby league for Jarryd Hayne
Hayne is returning to the NRL to support the country he once played rugby 7s for, following a 12-year career that included numerous State of Origin and national team calls-ups.
Hayne remarked on Monday, “It’s awesome.”
“We watched the 2008 World Cup team documentary while driving to the airport yesterday. The squad was following us around the village. 16–17 years has been a long journey.
We’ve gone from army barracks to five-star hotels. We’ve made great progress. Looking back is always a nice thing.
Now, in anticipation of the impending Pacific Bowl series, he has been invited to coach at the Fijian national team’s camp.
Remarkably, Jarryd Hayne returns to rugby league.
In order to support the country he once played rugby 7s for, Hayne is returning to the sport after a 12-year NRL career that included numerous State of Origin and national team calls-ups.
Hayne remarked on Monday, “It’s awesome.”
“We watched the 2008 World Cup team documentary while driving to the airport yesterday. The squad was following us around the village. 16–17 years has been a long journey.
We’ve gone from army barracks to five-star hotels. We’ve made great progress. Looking back is always a good thing.
Wise Kativerata, the Fijian coach, brought Hayne in.
He initially believed I was making a joke. However, consider his accomplishments in rugby league. Furthermore, we want him to be involved since he is a Fijian guy. It’s fun for him.
“His performance on the football field is something the players admire.”
“To have him here and help out with the young fellas in the team, it will be very good for them.”
