- Immanuel Feyi-Waboso dislocated his shoulder playing for exeter in December
- He chose to undergo surgery and it was thought that he would miss the six nations
England will bring Immanuel Feyi-Waboso this week to evaluate the shoulder status of the exeter wing, since they hope to add reinforcements to its offer of the title of the six nations after the victory over France.
The 22 -year -old Chiefs Flier is one of several recent victims who are in repair and could be added to the national team to reinforce their championship campaign.
Following the dramatic victory of his 26-25 team over the unfortunate French on Twickenham on Saturday, Steve Borthwick confirmed that Feyi-Waboso will be summoned for a check-up, having chosen to operate in a dazzled shoulder, only for later. Change to a non -surgical rehabilitation plan instead.
When asked if last year's innovative feeling could be in action soon, the chief coach said: 'With luck. He is running well, rehabilitating well. Then, now we will take one of our doctors to see it, at the beginning of this week, when we return to the camp.
Others are coming to a return, as Borthwick added: 'I am waiting for a full medical report, but I think Alex Dombrandt will be able to play for Harlequins this week and Jack Van Poortvliet is running again. I will get the full medical report from where it is. It probably is not at all (ready) yet.
After Marcus Smith suffered a few obvious failures in the second half of Le Crunch, there was a quick speculation that his place would be in danger once George Furbank of Northampton was again available again, after a spell with a broken arm . But that scenario may not be imminent, ahead of the confrontation of the Calcuta Cup with Scotland on Twickenham on February 22.
England will bring Immanuel Feyi-Waboso this week to evaluate the status of his shoulder
Steve Borthwick is looking to add an offer of reinforcements after Sphurday's victory over France
“He (George Furbank) is going well,” Borthwick said. 'He had a Rex rays on his arm last week and we are waiting for the specialist to give his opinion about it. With luck, it could be available at the end of the tournament, but we are still waiting for the specialist's report. This update suggests that Furbank may not be disputed again until England is host of Italy on March 9, in the penultimate round of the six nations of this year.
Having taken advantage of France's awkward performance to obtain victory last Saturday, England players will enjoy a couple of days off before returning to the camp on Wednesday, to begin the countdown to face the Scots. The training promoted by a result that has given them a chance for the title will be resumed.
Elliot Daly, scorer of the decisive last minute attempt, said: 'We will fly a week in Scotland. You have to win your games at home in this tournament; We have two more games at home and that will put us in good place. We have not defeated Scotland in the last four times, so we want to make sure we are ready to come here. They are a good team. Every time we play them recently, some problems have caused us.
Veteran Saracenos was asked that he beat the French, after a streak of seven losses in nine tests, destined for Borthwick and added: 'Steve is a brilliant coach.
The best thing about him has not changed throughout this period, even when the results are not in our way. It is still, “we are on the right path here, we are doing the right thing.” We all buy that. He has been brilliant with us, so it's great to get a victory for him today '.