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Looks like we can count Fraser out for next week then

Just had a google for news articles and seems like hamstring issues started to surface in both the 2018 and 2019 seasons as well, albeit to a lesser extent Good insight - also makes me wonder if differences in the S&C and training programs have also had an impact

If I recall correctly, nothing like this

Cracking player, but his retention is untenable at this point, right? I certainly won't complain about having him back for the kiwis though

I mean, it's well known that Petaia is extremely susceptible to hamstring cramps that he can play through with a bucketload of deep heat, and he definitely didn't look to be moving at 100% towards the end of the game.

I really didn’t think the breaks in play were that unusual - maybe a couple of longer ones, but players were receiving treatment for genuine issues. LSL (Lukhan Salakaia-Loto)’s and McReight’s ankles, Petaia’s hamstring, Hamish Stewart (I think it was) seemingly getting badly winded after falling awkwardly, and the...

Yeah that’s a fair point, I was a bit harsh. Kudos to him for playing that role, and you’re right in saying his defence was particularly solid, but there were a few occasions tonight where he seemed completely lost. There was also a stark difference in tempo and general organisation when Jeans...

After a week plagued with injury and adversity, the Reds should be very happy with that. Queensland spirit shining through. From the smiles on their faces after the game, and the post-game from both Lukhan and JOC (James O'Connor), that one might’ve been a bit special. Force put up a fight, but Reds were just...

God it’s good to have Paisami back

Kalani just doesn’t look like he’s in the game…

Much better from JOC (James O'Connor) - shades of 2021 as soon as he gets the C next to his name again

Great to see some common sense refereeing. Captain’s curse at the Reds it seems at the moment

Significant adversity this week that will either galvanise the group or be a shambles - I know a couple of players have been marooned in their suburbs and unable to get to training as well. Never doubt the Queensland spirit ;)

True - Swinton's tendency to cop a card that's a bit more crimson could make all the difference

Yeah, I was looking forward to an almost guaranteed 10min against 14

Jock had a blinder and, as Reg said, Nonggorr made the most of his minutes. ASY (Angus Scott-Young) was solid too and it looks like his time in NPC was beneficial. Although not a perfect performance, I thought JOC (James O'Connor) looked to have a bit more confidence about him compared to his Wallabies season. Petaia looked...

You must’ve been undercover - try telling my sopping wet clothes that was ‘light’ rain

They're saying they're a "principal and front of jersey partner", whereas St George was "principal and naming rights partner" - so I'm guessing maybe not? None of the socials or press releases have had 'Westpac Queensland Reds' either

He's the one I'd be worried about the most if I was playing for Tonga. Walked past him the other week - christ that bloke has stayed fit

https://reds.rugby/news/qru-media-releasevintage-reds-xv-and-tongan-invitational-xv-sidesannounced-for-unicef-tongan-recovery-appeal-charity-match-at-suncorp-stadium-2022216?fbclid=IwAR2MTEzml1QhwKXVP3rmoN31K0_AUYlHJShBrYWc29bY-qwJRt9FydzdGOE