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“But the reality is we’ve lost a number of games by two points where we showed a heap of DNA, a heap of fight and spirit. So I was always confident that we could turn it.
“I obviously didn’t think about fifth spot and home semi and all of that. I just knew we had a good team that are capable of putting it against the better teams.”After all, the 27-year-old was a member of the 2016 side that lost a staggering 18 games in a row to finish dead last. But having had a chance to taste the ecstasy of a winning streak rather than the agony of a losing streak, Saifiti conceded “it's a bit surreal.”
“There’s been some tough years there, but a few of us have stuck strong and come out the other side,” Saifiti said. “We’ve still got a job to do again on Saturday, but I’m excited to have a home semi. It’s my first one, so I’m really excited.”
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