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Looks like Sao and Satae and their families had a break in the Canaries. Fonua went home for Christmas. Ma'u posted photos of York on Instagram so presumably he just stayed over here.

HDM say Reynolds is arriving later this week. Lets hope he packed a jumper, twenty degree drop in temperature.

ComeOnYouUll wrote:

Looks like Sao and Satae and their families had a break in the Canaries. Fonua went home for Christmas. Ma'u posted photos of York on Instagram so presumably he just stayed over here.

HDM say Reynolds is arriving later this week. Lets hope he packed a jumper, twenty degree drop in temperature.

Cheers - hopefully most back in for next week then. No doubt the usual dramas over frozen pitches and indoor training facilities.

ComeOnYouUll wrote:

Looks like Sao and Satae and their families had a break in the Canaries. Fonua went home for Christmas. Ma'u posted photos of York on Instagram so presumably he just stayed over here.

HDM say Reynolds is arriving later this week. Lets hope he packed a jumper, twenty degree drop in temperature.

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It’s certainly an exciting time and pretty much a new era with BH. So far I’ve been impressed with what’s been said by him, he seems to know what he wants to do and how he wants us to play. Think the training will certainly be more focused and hopefully iron out the issues that have plagued us for too long.
Certainly looking forward to Reynolds joining that club as if he is half as good on & off the field as a lot of people have said in Aus then we can only improve. Like BH, Reynolds has impressed in his interviews and think his impact will be a huge positive on the rest of the players.

Rubyred1 wrote:

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Here's Mystic Meg.

Mrs Barista wrote:

Here's Mystic Meg.

Nah....That's Mr Savelio my dear lol

I just hope he gets protection from the refs, as I've said before I think the half-backs get more protection in Oz than they do up here. Just to say that Reynolds is a rough and tumble and running half-back.

If we go to a full lockdown presumably we'll be back to where we were in March ie not training together at all.

Mrs Barista wrote:

If we go to a full lockdown presumably we'll be back to where we were in March ie not training together at all.

I wouldn't think so tbh. Professional sport seems to have a free pass now that testing is so readily available. Scotland is in a full lockdown in all but name but the football continues unaffected.