Cory Jane is rarely lost for words and, although he lost his phone early in the week which severely curtailed his Twitter fix, his sense of humour hasn't gone with it. Photo / Getty Images.
Cory Jane is rarely lost for words and, although he lost his phone early in the week which severely curtailed his Twitter fix, his sense of humour hasn't gone with it.
The All Blacks have employed an interpreter to help ease language difficulties for the Spanish-speaking Argentine journalists attending their
press conferences but Jane's one-liners ahead of Sunday's Rugby Championship test at La Plata are likely to have been lost in translation.
The expected crowd noise at Estadio de La Plata has been a common theme this week and the wing provided a welcome respite with his novel answer.
"It's good. You want to hear the crowd support their team. I guess it's similar to a Hutt versus Rimutaka club game in Wellington. They're pretty vocal and hostile there, too.
"But you want to travel and experience this kind of stuff. Obviously we have to deal with it so we want to start well and not quite take the crowd out of but ... it will be good spectacle."
