Carter Gordon says the Queensland Reds are focused on fine-tuning their game before the playoffs as they prepare to face the Fijian Drua at Suncorp Stadium. Gordon, who has battled injuries and limited appearances this season, said consecutive starts and a return to goal-kicking duties have helped him regain confidence at the crucial stage of the Super Rugby Pacific campaign.
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Carter Gordon says the Queensland Reds are focused on fine-tuning their game before the playoffs as they prepare to face the Fijian Drua at Suncorp Stadium. Gordon, who has battled injuries and limited appearances thi...
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