Harlequins have today named an extended squad that will be involved against Edinburgh Rugby on Friday night at The Stoop.

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Having started the season with two bonus-point victories in the PREM Rugby Cup, a number of international players are now set to run out in The Quarters for the first time this season.

International contingent Boris Wenger, Pedro Delgado, Guido Petti Pagadizábal, Chandler Cunningham-South, Marcus Smith, Cadan Murley, Rodrigo Isgro and Luke Northmore are all set for their first appearances of the season, whilst fans can also look forward to seeing new recruits George Furbank and Eddie Siguake in a Harlequins shirt for the first time.

There are also first involvements in the match day side this campaign for Ollie Streeter, Sam Riley, Jimmy Staples, Zach Carr, Elliot Williams, Tate Williams and Lucas Friday.

The rest of the squad have all featured in the opening two rounds of the PREM Rugby Cup.

Tickets for Friday night’s fixture are still available here.

Supporters will also have the opportunity to be one of the first to purchase their Big Game 18 shirt from the Club Shop on Friday evening as well, with the kit due to be released on Friday 18th September.

Surely our Argentinian friends deserve a breather!

And perhaps notable absentees:

Titi
H.Williams
Fin still not ready seemingly which is a shame

Hope we go with a strong XV, my pick.

1. Hobson
2. Walker
3. Johnson-Holmes
4. Petti
5. Treadwell
6. CCS
7. Evans
8. Schmid
9 Friday
10. Smith
11. Murley
12. Bradley
13. Beard
14. Isgro
15. Furbank

Petti seems to be a better operator at 6 than second row, so would like to see him there, with Elliot at lock and CCS at 8.

And perhaps notable absentees:

Titi
H.Williams
Fin still not ready seemingly which is a shame

No sign of our Saffer prop either.

And perhaps notable absentees:

Titi
H.Williams
Fin still not ready seemingly which is a shame

And Chisholm. Was hoping that he could slot in at 8 while Dombrandt is off.

Can't agree with you on that one, Dr. I'd prefer CCS at 8. I can't argue that he's no Dombrandt but I think he'll really want to stake a claim and push for England starts and we may well see him start to be more consistent. Assuming we can fix his hands, of course.

Can't agree with you on that one, Dr. I'd prefer CCS at 8. I can't argue that he's no Dombrandt but I think he'll really want to stake a claim and push for England starts and we may well see him start to be more consistent. Assuming we can fix his hands, of course.

CCS, Chis and Kenningham would be a very physical back row. If Chis can stay fit, he should be first choice. He's a better 8 than CCS. But of course, it's a very big "IF"...