Slipper keen to break his Loftus duck
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Reds captain James Slipper is hoping to use the nightmares of previous visits to Loftus Versfeld to charge up his team this week.
Slipper, speaking to the media following the team's arrival in Johannesburg after 14-hour flight from Brisbane, said they are determined to turn around their faltering season.
The Reds, second from last on the standings, have only one win from seven starts - a Round Two victory over the equally dismal Western Force, who also have just one win in seven matches.
The Reds, having lost their last five matches, are looking to win at Loftus for the first time …
Slipper, speaking to the media following the team's arrival in Johannesburg after 14-hour flight from Brisbane, said they are determined to turn around their faltering season.
The Reds, second from last on the standings, have only one win from seven starts - a Round Two victory over the equally dismal Western Force, who also have just one win in seven matches.
The Reds, having lost their last five matches, are looking to win at Loftus for the first time …
