Fiji’s Flying Fijians on the Brink of Rugby Greatness

Deputy Prime Minister Manoa Kamikamica has expressed his belief that the FIJI Water Flying Fijians are on the brink of being recognized as a Tier One rugby nation. After showcasing remarkable performances against Wales and Spain during their European tour, Kamikamica took to social media to share his optimism. He stated that regardless of the outcome of their upcoming match against Ireland, the Flying Fijians are making significant strides. He anticipates that with two to three more years of regular competition against Tier One nations, Fiji will be a formidable team deserving of that status, especially as they aim to compete more with teams from the Southern Hemisphere.

Kamikamica reflected on the rarity of Fiji winning consecutive matches during a Northern Hemisphere tour and emphasized the success of this trip, which has already featured two wins. He noted the strategy of incorporating players from the Drua Team against Scotland and blending them with European-based players for the match against Wales, highlighting the growing depth of talent in Fijian rugby.

He congratulated coach Mick and the team for their achievements and expressed confidence that if Fiji performs at their best next week, they will make history. The Flying Fijians are now gearing up for their final match of the season against Ireland at the Aviva Stadium, scheduled for 3:10 AM on Sunday.

This perspective not only showcases the potential of Fijian rugby on the world stage but also serves as encouragement for the players and coaches involved. It illustrates a positive trajectory for the sport in Fiji, pointing towards a promising future where they can compete against the best in the world.

Summary: Deputy Prime Minister Manoa Kamikamica believes the Flying Fijians are nearing Tier One status in rugby after successful wins against Wales and Spain. With continued competition against Tier One teams, he sees a bright future for Fijian rugby. The team prepares for their next match against Ireland, and Kamikamica commends their progress and depth in talent.