If Fiji rugby is to establish and enhance its dominance in the international sevens rugby scene then it must bring back Waisale Serevi says former New Zealand 7s pivot and Captain Amasio Raoma.
“I cannot understand why the Fiji Rugby Union is stopping Waisale Serevi,” Raoma told Fijilive in an exclusive interview in Suva today.
“It is a stupid move and it benefits other international teams especially New Zealand,” he added before jetting off to New Zealand to attend a honorary dinner for legendary NZ 7s coach Gordon Tietjens tomorrow .
The dinner is to salute Tietjens for his services and contribution to rugby in NZ.
“Serevi is the best 7s player. He should be brought in to coach or play. He is still the best and at 40, no one can beat him. If Fiji wants to win then ...
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