The Canadian club revealed on Tuesday how visa issues with their seven overseas players mean they might not be able to fulfill their fixtures.
The players – including marquee signing Sonny Bill Williams (left) – use similar visas to overseas golfers or tennis stars taking part in competitions in Britain.
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