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RU: Internal NSW strife could be positive Randall

AAP Sports News (Australia), May, 2000

AAP Sports News (Australia) 05-09-2000 RU: Internal NSW strife could be positive Randall By Adrian Warren SYDNEY, May 9 AAP - Hurricanes rugby captain Taine Randall believes any internal problems among the New South Wales Waratahs will only fire them up for Friday night's critical Super 12 clash against his side. NSW is the Hurricanes' bogey side, having beaten the New Zealand franchise in all four of their previous Super 12 meetings. The third-placed Hurricanes will clinch a top four spot if they win at the Sydney Football Stadium but Randall and coach Peter Sloane expressed concern about their team's preparation after only arriving from South Africa last night. NSW, which has no chance of making the finals, has been racked by rumours of...

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