Has EJ Broken JoeC Now?

[RBB]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/rugby-union/50518767

Bath winger Joe Cokanasiga faces a lengthy spell on the sidelines after returning from England's World Cup campaign with a serious knee injury.

The 22-year-old only featured once for Eddie Jones' side in Japan.

[BG]

I don't remember him coming off injured in the 1 game he played in so I'm guessing the injury occurred in training.

I think Bath (over the last few seasons) can compete with us on the injury front.

[mike909]

Further info

https://www.rugbypass.com/news/bath-are-not-entirely-happy-with-the-rfu-over-joe-cokanasiga

Bath Director of Rugby Stuart Hooper has suggested the club are not entirely happy over how the injury to winger Joe Cokanasiga was handled by the RFU.

[BG]

Mark Wilson at Sale (Newcastle) has also returned needing a knee operation. I don't recall either leaving the pitch because of injury, so have they been training/playing with a problem that's become progressively worse through the tournament leaving the club to pick up the pieces.. which is what Bath (Hooper) are implying

[mike909]

I've posted this before - but it seems pertinent

https://inews.co.uk/sport/rugby-union/england-rugby-injuries-over-training-eddie-jones-142558

Last May, Beno Obano arrived at England’s training camp after a breakthrough season. He left the camp on the south coast - the so-called Brighton curse - suffering multiple knee ligament damage. Obano has not returned to playing since.

Still, it could have been even worse: at least Obano will play rugby again. Sam Jones was not so lucky: before the 2016 Autumn internationals, he suffered a broken leg and ankle ligament damage in a judo session so severe that he had to retire. A series of other players have also suffered injuries in England’s notorious training camps: at the pre-Six Nations camp in Portugal, Ben Te’o and Jack Clifford sustained injuries which mean they won’t be able to play in the opening game in Dublin.

From a while back.