As the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua gears up for their crucial match against the Western Force in Lautoka, head coach Glen Jackson shared insights on the team’s current situation. He acknowledged that several players would be leaving at the season’s end, marking this weekend’s game as their final appearance on home turf, which adds a layer of emotion and significance for both the players and their supporters.
Jackson highlighted the importance of these players finishing their time with the Drua on a high note, indicating that their commitment and contributions had been valuable. Among the new signings aimed at strengthening the squad for the future is Temo Mayanavanua from Northampton, who Jackson believes will be a positive addition to the team.
This weekend’s match, set for Saturday at 3:35 PM at Churchill Park, will be broadcast live on FBC Sports. The Drua, currently sitting at the bottom of the points table, face the Western Force as part of a final effort to end the season positively. Previous articles have discussed the challenges the team has encountered throughout the season, emphasizing their resilience and the need for redemption in their last matches.
As the Drua prepares, Jackson’s comments reflect a hopeful outlook towards not only closing this chapter with strong performances but also building towards a better future. This transitional phase can serve as an opportunity for the team to evolve, inspiring both existing and new talents as they strive to improve and compete effectively in upcoming seasons.
The unwavering support from fans remains a critical aspect, fostering a hopeful atmosphere as the team aims to finish strong and lay a foundation for future success. With hard work and determination, the Drua may just write a new narrative of revival in the Fijian rugby landscape.
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