News24 | Bok stalwart Nyakane on retirement: ‘I want to walk off on my own two feet’
I want to walk off the field on my own two feet and not be carried off. That’s why I have been holding on and doing what I can at this point in time, in terms of my recovery, rehabilitation and physio, and getting stuck into a bit of work after that.“I want to be able to come back and play a game where I can thank everyone for being there throughout my career. I wouldn’t want to walk off the field just because of an injury.
- ▪I want to walk off the field on my own two feet and not be carried off.
- ▪That’s why I have been holding on and doing what I can at this point in time, in terms of my recovery, rehabilitation and physio, and getting stuck into a bit of work after that.“I want to be able to come back and play a game where I can th
- ▪I wouldn’t want to walk off the field just because of an injury.
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| Publication time | Wednesday Jun 17 2026 06:08:22 |
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As the changing of the guard is in motion in the Springboks set-up, the veterans who built a dynasty are thinking about how they want to bow out of the game.Springbok swing prop Trevor Nyakane is on the road to recovery from a major injury, and the main motivating factor is that he wants to leave the field on his own two feet instead of a stretcher.Someone who did not leave the game on their own terms, Steven Kitshoff, hopes the Springbok veterans can go for a three-peat before the changing of the guard.For more Springboks news, please visit News24’s dedicated section.Two-time Rugby World Cup-winning Springbok Trevor Nyakane wants to bow out of the game on his own terms, and that’s the motivating factor in his recovery period.Nyakane is among the many names Springboks coach Rassie Erasmus…
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