The Reds, who have struggled with their discipline, are intent on emulating the feats of the Brumbies, the NSW Waratahs and the Melbourne Rebels, who have all beat teams from the New Zealand section of the competition since the start of the crossover period last month. “We’ll be under the pump for quite a bit of the game, but to have those guys out there to really relax the other guys … I’m really excited to see how we go.” “Having a guy like Angus Scott-Young come off the bench as well will be really good in the second half to bring that leadership as well. He’s another guy that can line break, off-load (and) do the whole deal. “He’s a senior player in our group, and Seru’s just a pleasure to have out there. “(It’s) just the leadership that Lukhan brings,” Reds skipper Tate McDermott said. Reds star Hunter Paisami has been sidelined with a shoulder injury.
