Looks like Smith is trying to help a few players find their Mojo, "Tony Smith, Wolves Head of Coaching and Rugby, who has introduced this initiative, commented:

'This is a great way for the team to socialise together after working very hard through the week on the training field. It is good to relax in a classy environment out in the general community'.

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I know where i will be going for my Stakes.

Food sounds good, but I'm worried that the players are being used to endorse a bar, that's the last thing we need....

my thoughts aswell.

hope it works for team bonding though.

Ive lost My Mojo

Never been sure on that place, still, I imagine they will be there during the day.

Did anyone see their marketing ploy in town on Thursday afternoon?

Wasn't there poor 'Scores on the doors' rating i imagine? Free food?

What about Heathcotes?????

scores on the doors showed horrendous food hygiene expect players to be missing through illness!

What are you unsure about WOTT - are you concerned that it's not really a restaurant and is really a front for an illegal arms dealer?

I like the idea of them all eating together once a week. Good for team building.

Johnson: Pass the salt Monas
Monaghan: Sure thing PJ

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Rauhihi: Who's the dead man who hit me the salt shaker?

Not easy to explain, but having been in there at night it just seems...unusual.

Can only be good for the team to go out together without the need to drink

Neil Trainer... good god. Remember running into him full pelt first week of school. Frightened me to death.

Followed by Rauhihi superstitiously and aimlessly hurling the salt over his shoulder. And calling it an offload.

You really couldn't make this up. However TS might be being crafty and seeing first hand, who is drinking the most lol.