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Hayne still welcome at Waratahs: Mumm
Dean Mumm says Jarryd Hayne would still be welcome at the NSW Waratahs now that he has missed out on selection for the Fiji sevens team at the Rio Olympics.
Dean Mumm says Jarryd Hayne would still be welcome at the NSW Waratahs now that he has missed out on selection for the Fiji sevens team at the Rio Olympics.
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