Embattled Springbok flyhalf Elton Jantjies has reportedly booked himself into a drug rehabilitation centre in a bid to “return to the field as a better man ...
I have have continued training and am mentally and physically in a good space. “I am fully committed and hope to return to the field as a better man and player.” “It’s the best decision I’ve ever made.
Springbok flyhalf Elton Jantjies is being treated for drug addiction in a Cape Town rehab facility, according to a Sunday newspaper, while his teammates ...
[Director of Rugby Rassie Erasmus has said that the World Cup door is not shut on Jantjies](https://www.iol.co.za/sport/rugby/springboks/dietician-zeenat-simjee-back-with-springboks-door-also-still-open-for-elton-jantjies-a32e0d20-73b1-4e4c-8dec-d1e1756ee611), and if he has taken the proactive step to get help for his personal problems, that door will open even wider. Last week, Jantjies told the media (from the rehab) that he understood why he was not picked for the November tour of Ireland, Italy, France and England. Last month, Jantjies was sent home from the Springbok base in Argentina to deal with a scandal that broke in the Rapport, which claimed that Jantjies and Bok dietician Zeeant Simjee were partying in a Nelspruit guest house, although Simjee has denied vehemently that she was Jantjies’ companion.
As part of the 'professional help' that Elton Jantjies has sought out, he reportedly booked himself into a drug rehabilitation centre.
I also want to apologise to the management and squad of my club in Japan, NTT Docomo Red Hurricanes. I sadly let myself, my family, and the rugby-loving people of this country down, and I deeply regret my actions. I do not want to say much about the newspaper article, except that it contains many untruths and half-truths. I take full responsibility for my actions, and I am serious about doing everything in my power to change my behaviour. I want to restore the confidence those closest to me once had in me and win back the trust of the public. “However, I’m fully committed and hope to return to the rugby field as a better man and player. We’d love to be able to assess him in comparison to other flyhalves, but unfortunately we couldn’t do road maps (on his progress) because we haven’t seen him play. I have no doubt this decision will benefit me personally, my rugby career, my family, and SA’s faithful rugby supporters. She is a good friend and nothing more. Earlier this month it was reported that Jantjies had drawn interest from French club Toulon as they continued to search for a flyhalf recruit. “I’ve been training throughout, and I’m in a good space mentally and physically. It was the best decision I’ve ever made.
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I also want to apologise to the management and squad of my club in Japan, NTT Docomo Red Hurricanes." [South African Rugby Magazine](https://sportsbrief.com/rugby/24071-explosive-allegations-springboks-involved-drug-abuse-reported-popular-rugby-magazine/) ran an explosive article today stating that Rapport would publish a story tomorrow in which hard drug use was prevalent among some of the players. It also stated that the [South African Rugby Union](https://sportsbrief.com/tag/south-african-rugby-union-saru/) is seeking a legal interdict to stop the story from being published.
Springbok flyhalf Elton Jantjies has reportedly checked into a rehabilitation centre to help get him back on track.
[Elton Jantjies on Bok omission: ‘I’ll return better man and player’](https://www.citizen.co.za/sport/rugby/elton-jantjies-bok-omission-return-better-man-player/) [airplane incident earlier this year](https://www.citizen.co.za/sport/rugby/elton-jantjies-in-flight-incident-what-we-know/), which resulted in him being arrested following the flight from Dubai to Joburg. [Sunday newspaper Rapport,](https://www.netwerk24.com/) the Bok flyhalf checked into Harmony Clinic in Cape Town following recent events which resulted in him [returning home early from the Boks’ tour of Argentina](https://www.citizen.co.za/sport/rugby/springbok-elton-jantjies-team-dietician-return-sa-argentina/).
The controversial Springbok flyhalf has reportedly booked himself into a rehabilitation centre for drugs in order to get his career back on the right track.
[Breakfast with Martin Bester](https://www.jacarandafm.com/shows/breakfast-martin-bester/)', weekdays from 06:00 - 09:00. Two other sources also confirmed with Rapport that Jantjies checked himself into Harmony Clinic in Cape Town for drug addiction. [You are invited to the ultimate holiday in paradise](https://www.jacarandafm.com/shows/drive/you-are-invited-ultimate-holiday-paradise/) [WATCH: Dad recklessly leaves son to play on train track](https://www.jacarandafm.com/shows/workzone-elana-afrika-bredenkamp/watch-dad-recklessly-leaves-son-play-train-track/) [Domestic flight prices set to drop in 2023](https://www.jacarandafm.com/shows/breakfast-martin-bester/domestic-flight-prices-set-drop-2023/) [WATCH: Thirteen-year-old maths genius shocks South Africa](https://www.jacarandafm.com/shows/breakfast-martin-bester/watch-13-year-old-math-genius-shocks-south-africa/)
According to a Sunday publication, Springbok flyhalf Elton Jantjies is being treated for drug addiction in a Cape Town rehabilitation clinic as his.
According to the Rapport, Jantjies and Bok dietitian Zeeant Simjee were partying in a Nelspruit guesthouse. Jantjies explained to the media (from rehabilitation) last week that he understood why he was not selected for the November tour of Ireland, Italy, France, and England. [the](https://atomicdigest.com) Springbok headquarters in Argentina to deal with a scandal that surfaced in the Rapport.
Springbok's Elton Jantjies has reportedly booked himself into a drug rehab centre to get his rugby career back on track.
[OPINION: The Boks’ decision on Elton Jantjies was spot on](OPINION: The Boks’ decision on Elton Jantjies was spot on) I am expected to maintain high moral standards.” It was the best decision I’ve ever made.”
'Completely overrated anyway': Springbok rugby fans have harsh words for Elton Jantjies, who recently booked himself into rehab.
This, after returning home late to the team hotel after “visiting a friend”. @mikehe62: “He should never be allowed to play Springbok rugby again. @CallMeMrMangos: “He’s no superstar. ALSO READ:
Professional athletes are not immune to the temptations that are part of life and Springbok flyhalf Elton Jantjies should be applauded for fronting his ...
There should be intervention and there should be support. “Jantjies has not officially been tested positive for anything and faces no ban from the sport. “Recreational drug use is a reality in life and elite sports people are a part of this life. I am fully committed and hope to return to the field as a better man and player.” Both have consequences and there should be no distinction in what the player’s poison is when it comes to addiction. I have continued training and am mentally and physically in a good space.
Springboks flyhalf Elton Jantjies must be applauded and supported for fronting his issues with substance abuse, writes Mark Keohane.
Professional sport has a zero tolerance policy on any recreational and performance enhancing drugs and players know this. There should be intervention and there should be support. The Waratahs, back then, used to have what they called ‘Mad Monday’ at the end of the season. Both have consequences and there should be no distinction in what the player’s poison is when it comes to addiction. I also hope that people, in a position of influence in the industry, acknowledge the reality of the issues that face players and that supporters accept that these players are human and are as vulnerable as any and each one of us to temptation and to the possibility of addiction. He admitted to having taken cocaine at a midweek party.
'Completely overrated anyway': Springbok rugby fans have harsh words for Elton Jantjies who recently booked himself into rehab.
This, after returning home late to the team hotel after “visiting a friend”. @mikehe62: “He should never be allowed to play Springbok rugby again. @CallMeMrMangos: “He’s no superstar. ALSO READ: