Andy Robinson set for informal chat with SRU as reports of rift with Scotland players emerge Both are known to have attracted interest from English sides recently, with Rennie's dynamic Six Nations performances marking him out as one of the most effective loose forwards in the game. Rennie said: "Having grown up in Edinburgh it means a lot to me to represent this club so I'm delighted to have extended my contract and to have secured the chance to play for the club I grew up supporting. Rennie and De Luca have both been included in a strong Edinburgh side which will take on Scarlets in their RaboDirect PRO12 clash at Murrayfield on Friday evening. In total, Edinburgh coach Michael Bradley has brought back nine internationalists in an effort to lever his side up from their second-from-last position in the PRO12 table. Bradley's side are on a run of seven straight defeats in the competition and need a confidence boost ahead of next weekend's Heineken Cup quarter-final against Toulouse. "It's not absolutely critical, but we would love to win the match this week," said Bradley. "Just even for our sanity at this stage it's important that we get a "W" on the board. It's been great to have them [the international players] back. They're all quality players so the biggest benefit has been the increased competition for places in the team, which has had a knock-on effect on the quality and intensity of training. We've been working on our systems with the returning players in terms of how we play in defence and attack. They're experienced players, they're used to this process and they've come through it well.