Young half draws line in the sand for Reds
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Clark’s ‘hit of the season’ for no reward
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Waratahs send SOS ahead of South Africa tour
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Tahs happy to sacrifice beauty for grind
The Waratahs have tried to be flashy and it just hasn’t worked, so now it’s time for Plan B, which isn’t pretty but is effective and means more kicks, less running and plenty of grind.
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