JEREMY Brockie's leg may be shattered but his World Cup hopes remain intact with the North Queensland Fury striker determined to make the plane to South Africa.
Brockie was grounded in the second minute of Saturday's 1-1 draw with Brisbane Roar following a late challenge from Michael Zullo.
The All Whites hopeful said he hadn't given up of being fit for selection in New Zealand's World Cup squad.
"I'm still a chance of the World Cup Squad," Brockie said. "I've been told it could be somewhere between eight and 10 weeks after surgery and a rehab program with the Fury's physio Paul Parker and Sports Scientist Alan McCall.
"It's been a tough season for me with injury, but that's the nature of the sport sometimes - it can happen to anyone, anytime.
" It just happened to be me."
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