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Legge calls for better discipline ahead of Reds clash

Legge calls for better discipline ahead of Reds clash
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McDonald's Fiji Drua Women's coach Mike Legge has raised concerns about the team's discipline, saying they have been giving away lazy penalties in their last two matches.

He says it is an attitude and mental issue that needs to be eliminated before they take on the Reds this weekend.

Legge says if the team continues to concede unnecessary penalties against the Reds, it will make it difficult to achieve their goal of securing a home semi-final.

Insert: Mike on lazy, 23rd June 26


The Drua Women lead the Super Rugby Women's standings with nine points, followed closely by the Waratahs on eight points, while the Western Force sit third on five points.

The Brumbies are fourth with four points, while the Reds are at the bottom of the table with two points.

The Drua Women will face the Reds at 4.05pm on Saturday at Kingsway Sports Complex in Perth.
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