Goosen eyes Bok comeback
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Flyhalf Johan Goosen said he moved to France to adapt his game and hopes it will help him earn a World Cup spot with the Springboks next year.
The former Cheetahs pivot, Goosen, 22, has played five times for South Africa, but made the radical decision to up sticks and move to Racing-Metro to help improve his kicking game.
He went with the blessings of Springbok coach Heyneke Meyer, after an injury-ravaged start to his career that has seen him spend more time on the treatment table - he has undergone three knee operations and one each on his shoulder and arm - than the pitch.
But th…
The former Cheetahs pivot, Goosen, 22, has played five times for South Africa, but made the radical decision to up sticks and move to Racing-Metro to help improve his kicking game.
He went with the blessings of Springbok coach Heyneke Meyer, after an injury-ravaged start to his career that has seen him spend more time on the treatment table - he has undergone three knee operations and one each on his shoulder and arm - than the pitch.
But th…
