get hold of
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Dave Watson, our physio, had tried and failed to get hold of any information concerning him, his game or his whereabouts.
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"He couldn't walk down the street without everybody getting hold of him and wanting to take him in the pub," says his cousin, Rosemary Elmore.
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"And the biggest issue is availability. I mean, there is very little in the country, you can't get hold of liquid fertiliser at all."
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"I'm organic so I don't use much but it's gone from about £350 a tonne to more than £500 and that's if you can get hold of it," he said.
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"We said at Montpellier that when this Fabien gets hold of the French team he is absolutely going to rock it," says Beattie, who still lives in the south of France.
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