Tom Rabojevic has authorized himself to return for the virile sea eagles from an injury to the knee tendon

Those same virile fans with the broken heart for the news that Daly Cherry-Evans will start at the end of the year should have the heart that Tom Roomvic has passed his main fitness test on Monday and is a certain appetizer against Parramatuta Sunday.

Roomvic would not have commented on the departure of his skipper, but confirmed Tuesday he had been able to reach maximum speed in a field session a day before, and he was ready to sit off a second week if he still felt in keeping in his left knee tendon.

“I am fine, I had to sprout some boxes and I was able to complete the main session on Monday,” said Ranksvic.

“It was nothing ridiculous, but I still had to reach maximum speed, which I did. The session was probably more for me, and if I didn’t feel well, I wouldn’t have played. But there were no problems.”

Roomvic said he heard his knee tendon tightened in the middle of the second half of New Zealand’s warriors clash. He tried to play for a few minutes before leaving the field as a precaution.

There have been no problems with its rear muscles of the thigh during the summer and a week of rest and rehabilitation made it ready to face the eels.

The teammate of Kangaroos of Raojevic Zac Lomax was one of the few threats attacked for Parramatta, and the n. Manly n. 1 knows “world class” Lomax will be an aerial threat when it comes to contested kicks.

Lehi Hopoate filled the full -back against the raiders on the weekend, but will make room for Raijevic and will return to the wing.