Reagan Campbell-Gillard, the injured Penrith star, turns to KFC to gain weight | 1 NEWS

The rower of NSW, who injured his jaw there four weeks ago, was removed Monday and can only begin "

Meanwhile, the stall of 115 kg was practically eaten from a straw, seeing him lose a ton of weight and be physically late on its promising return from Round 21.

"It's hard. When you try to force food Campbell-Gillard said, "The first week was tough and it was really hard after that. Try to get as much energy and food in the body without trying to lose too much weight – you do not do it on purpose but it happens.

"I ended up losing about 8kg., But I have to try to find it in four weeks and work hard to try to put it back."

So with that in mind, Campbell-Gillard s & # 39 is turned to the usually unhealthy addiction of fast food to turn his body I came back to what he was once when he debuted NSW there is a little more than one month

"I came back to these last days preparing KFC's mashed potato and popcorn.

" You do not realize that it's absolutely nil when you can not eat and chew and you find just small ways to try to get as much food and protein in a syringe. "I just have to try to find those extra pounds to put aside."

Setting Campbell-Gillard's foot has at least been successful.

He wrote last month on an extension of Inq will keep him at the club until the end of 2024 – making him the second safest player in the contract behind Jason Taumalolo.

But he vowed not to rest on his laurels at that time.

I want to be comfortable and I think some people tend to feel comfortable if they have a contract for a long time, "he said.

"I definitely do not want it. I am always there to improve my football and work hard.

"Safety is a huge bonus, but I'm going to work very hard every time I play with that jersey."