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A lot of media outlets running with the angle that Staggs will only play for Australia if Kev is coach - they insinuate that if Kev isn't coach, Staggs will go and play for Tonga.
This is what he actually said though:
"Playing back with Kev was good," Staggs said after another victory, this time in Wednesday's Australian PGA pro-am alongside Adam Reynolds, Jesse Arthurs and Cameron Smith.
"We've got a good relationship. I love being alongside him and being coached by him, he's taught me a lot.
"If Kev stays in that role, I don't see myself anywhere else.
"If he's there, I'll be there as well with him, but time will tell."
www.abc.net.au
This is what he actually said though:
"Playing back with Kev was good," Staggs said after another victory, this time in Wednesday's Australian PGA pro-am alongside Adam Reynolds, Jesse Arthurs and Cameron Smith.
"We've got a good relationship. I love being alongside him and being coached by him, he's taught me a lot.
"If Kev stays in that role, I don't see myself anywhere else.
"If he's there, I'll be there as well with him, but time will tell."
Staggs reveals one condition to ensure he continues playing for Australia
Kotoni Staggs must decide between representing Australia or Tonga at the international level, and says there is one key factor that will tip his decision either way.
www.abc.net.au
