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Kolinisau issued a stern warning for players to meet the standards after the festive season or they will be replaced

Kolinisau issued a stern warning for players to meet the standards after the festive season or they will be replaced

By Mikaele Liga
13/12/2024

If players return after the festive season and do not meet the standards then somebody else who meets the standards and fitness will replace them.

This was highlighted by Fiji Airways Men’s National 7s Coach Osea Kolinisau to fijivillage News.

Kolinisau says they don't to drop their performances where they left off after finishing off strong in the tournaments topping the table.

He says the onus is on the individual players to maintain their fitness because the players who also participated in the Oceania sevens played well and the door is open for them too.

Kolinisau reminded the players to keep the bigger picture in mind and maintain the team's goal,which is to win the 2024-2025 series.

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