NSW Waratahs debutants ready to see Red
In an extraordinary show of faith, seven new faces from the NSW Waratahs – including the sons of former NRL stars and a former league gun- could make their Super Rugby debut on Friday night.
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‘New’ Trbojevich tough by name and nature
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Sons of NRL guns see Red in Waratahs trial
They starred for their Shute Shield clubs last season. Now things have got real for these Waratahs young guns – including two sons of NRL stars – in their trial against the Reds.
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