Catching Canes
Hurricanes winger Cory Jane told TJ Perenara and Julian Savea to ‘bloody walk’, as the pair asked him to drive around so they could catch Pokemon through the streets of Wellington. The Pokemon Go craze clearly has the potential to upset New Zealand’s premier rugby stars as the business end of Super Rugby begins, but I guess you’ve got to catch ‘em all. Jane said: ‘‘Got to training this morning & @TJ_ Perenara asked me if could drive him & @juliansavea7 around they could catch Pokemon #Bloody_ Walk.’’ TWITTER/@Mitch_Savage for carnage. I suppose rhinos have become accustomed to hidings in the league arena, after English champions Leeds Rhinos were blown away 38-4 by North Queensland Cowboys in this year’s World Club Challenge, and have since struggled to defend their Super League crown with them bottom of the ladder prior to this weekend. INSTAGRAM/nzwarriors according to thaicastle.net. The parody site shares a fictional news article every day, showcasing its ‘unique perspective of the world’ and unfortunately for Smith, his Pokemon Go addiction didn’t sit well with the powers that be in Dunedin, who allegedly cut him from the squad to face the Chiefs. But coach Jamie Joseph could potentially be next on the chopping block, after he told thaicastle.net: ‘‘At first I thought it was just a game but I realised how addictive it is. I mean I tried it out myself and now I am level 10.’’ Ben Smith is claimed to have spotted Aaron chasing Pikachu behind a Toyota in the car park at Forsyth Barr Stadium, GETTY IMAGES and he’s apparently not been seen since . . .
‘ Got to training this morning & @TJ_ Perenara asked me if could drive him & @juliansavea7 around they could catch Pokemon #Bloody_Walk.