Swire Shipping Fijian Drua coach Glen Jackson has expressed his disappointment about losing bonus points in their previous games this year saying he is sick of it.
Jackson says he had already stated a few times that the competition this year is extremely tight unlike previous years where there have been big blowout scores, and that is just not happening this year.
Jackson says there have been previous years where credit has been given to the competition, the format, and how everyone is preparing in Fiji, Australia, and New Zealand.
The Drua are currently in 10th place in the Shop N Save Super Rugby Pacific points table with 7 points while the Chiefs lead the table with 18 points.
The Crusaders, the Reds and the Brumbies are following behind with 14 points each.
The Drua will take on the Western Force at 6.05pm Sunday at HBF Park in Perth.
In other matches this week, Moana Pasifika will host the Chiefs at 6.05pm tomorrow, the Highlanders will take on the Reds at 3.35pm Saturday, the Blues will battle the Crusaders at 6.05pm Saturday and the Waratahs will play the Brumbies at 8.35pm Saturday.
