Orange Boots

To the mighty Flying Fijian team, As you stand on the threshold of your quarter-final match against England, I want to remind you of the incredible strength and resilience that lies within each one of you. This is your moment to soar higher than ever before and show the world the true power of Fijian rugby. Yes, there may have been some setbacks along the way, but champions are not defined by their failures. It is in these moments of adversity that true character is revealed. Embrace the lessons learned from your previous matches against Georgia and Portugal, but do not let them define you. Remember, it is not about how many times you fall, but how many times you rise and keep moving forward. You are a team of warriors, blessed with unmatched talent and an unbreakable spirit. Your passion for the game and your unwavering commitment to each other is what sets you apart. Embrace that brotherhood, that bond that holds you together, and let it fuel your fire. Let the memories of past victo...

Objective 1. Rugby Development Hubs in Local Villages. When you come here, you watch the games and you're like, everyone's doing things that not many kids can do... There's a lot of kids here who have got that talent. -Fijian Drua head coach Mick Byrne Introduce micro-training sessions focused on specific skill sets, such as passing accuracy, decision-making under pressure, or fitness optimization. By focusing on small, incremental improvements in these areas, the overall performance of the players will increase gradually but consistently. Regular feedback sessions with local mentors will help players fine-tune their technique based on video analysis and targeted training programs. Equipment: Rugby Balls (12), Rugby Tackle Bags, Rugby Tackle Pads,

  Jerry: I was kicked out of school, so my mum and dad told me to do something else, and I looked into rugby. But it was hard due to my size. Because I'm small, growing up I was always the last one picked,” “They saved all their money and called me one day to say that had bought some boots for me" “I was crying while holding the boots because I knew the situation that we were in. They told me that this was my life now, and will put food on the table for us. “From that moment on I wrote ‘knife’ and ‘fork’ on my boots, as they would help me provide for my family." - Jerry Tuwai https://youtu.be/1DU6RCM_g_I