Flying Fijians scrummaging woes continue

By fijivillage.com

Monday 12/11/2012

The Flying Fijians scrummaging woes continues as they could not contain the English forwards yesterday in the 54-12 loss.

Team manager, Aseri Rokoura said they saw the weakness in the first half but their scrummaging improved when Setefano Somoca, Seremaia Naureure and Manasa Saulo went in.

Rokoura added that there will be a lot of changes in Fiji's second game against Gloucester at 8:45am this Wednesday.

Story by: Akuila Cama

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