Koto strives for perfection

The critics labeled against whoever wears the number 2 jumper makes number one hooker, Sunia Koto to always try to be perfect whenever he gets a chance to play.

Coming back into the Flying Fijians selection frame since his last outing in the 2007 RWC quarterfinal, Koto knows that he still has a lot to offer to the side.

The Yadrana lad from Lau did not play rugby at high school in Marist but took up the sports later and started his career as a prop.

Later he was drafted into the hooker position because of his mobility and made his debut against NZ Maori in 2005 which also had current captain, Deacon Manu in their lineup.

Koto was one of the only two players in the 2007 team that was locally based then, but now playing in Europe he will be shouldering the responsibilities of getting it right from the set piece in the line out and scrum to allow the back line to fly in motion.