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What's the latest team news?

Yeah, from the last game, a disappointing one for Destiny and for ourselves as well, because he’s been a big part of our year. It was just an unfortunate incident in training. He’s had the operation, it’s gone well — so hopefully it gives him time to have pre-season and get back into it. So we’ll miss him. Skippy picked up a small knock as well in training so he’ll be out for this weekend. So they’re the outs apart from the long-term ones. Pedro and Richy both trained all week so they’ll both be available.

Have there been any positives from the two-week gap or did you just want a game straight away?

You prefer games, absolutely — especially at this time of the year. It’s unusual to have two weeks of no games at all, particularly when there's a fair bit of football happening and you’re not involved. We’ve tried to use that time as well as possible. We’ve trained hard, and the players have embraced that. But definitely looking forward to having a game, that’s for sure.

There's three huge games coming up, will you know more about your squad after those three games?

Look, every time you're out there is a chance to measure yourself. I have a fair idea of where we’re at, and what progress we’ve made and what progress we need to make. But it’s another great challenge for us — three big games and then we finish the season with three games. And they're all games of consequence — for us and for the opposition. And the players are looking forward to that as well — this time of the year you want to be playing for something. And certainly the games we’re involved in will have something in them, so yeah looking forward to it.

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