Fiji 7s coach Iliesa Tanivula has admitted he is finding it difficult to name the team to the first leg of the 2009/10 IRB World 7s Series in Dubai and George on December.
The former Auckland Blues player believes this years 7s squad will be the best prepared team to any IRB Series outing – having undergone three weeks of camp, with another four weeks of camp coming up.
“We have more then 30 players in the squad, all of whom are talented and dedicated. There is no one left out when I say, this is a good bunch,” he said.
“I have been assessing each player and their progress throughout the camps and their dedication and passion to seal a spot in the first leg team has blown me away. Really its going to be so difficult having to choose because of the improvements I have seen week in we ...
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