The most experienced Sevens player in the Digicel Fiji team is ready after making a number of sacrifices to ensure that he is part of the team to defend the Melrose Cup in Dubai.
32 year old France based Vilimoni Delasau, who will play in his third World Cup Sevens for Fiji this year, said he has been preparing for months to make the team this year.
Delasau, who plays for Montauban, sacrificed 5 weeks of pay from his French club to come early to take part in the Marist Sevens and camp with the Fiji team before leaving for Dubai.
He said people have to be humble and put Fiji first when the call comes from the nation.
The Sorokoba speedster said he can see that the mood in the Fiji Sevens camp is also the same.
Delasau said it is about time that everyone gives the Fiji team the chance to prove itself in Dubai this weekend.
Vilimoni Delasau, who is one of the fastest men in the Fiji Sevens team, was once known as the Fijian Flash, after he scored a record 82 tries in the IRB Sevens Series.
Now he wants to be one of the few players in the world to successfully defend the Melrose Cup as no team as managed to that to date.
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