Christopher Wasasala expressed disappointment following the Republic of Fiji Military Forces (RFMF) team’s heavy 6-1 defeat to Police in Suva yesterday, acknowledging that it simply was not their day. In an interview with SUNsports, he offered his apologies to supporters for the loss and emphasized the need for more backing for the RFMF football team in the upcoming year.
Wasasala stated that the team has taken this setback as a source of motivation and is committed to returning stronger in 2025. He pointed out the team’s lack of experience as a contributing factor to the loss, mentioning their intention to incorporate more seasoned players in the future to enhance performance.
He also noted that poor communication hindered their execution during the match but expressed gratitude for the players’ efforts. Wasasala commended the Police team for their performance and indicated that the RFMF had undergone three weeks of intensive preparation for the Vodafone Ratu Sukuna Bowl football competition.
Looking ahead, Wasasala remains optimistic, stating that while the loss is now in the past, they will work diligently to improve and ensure a stronger showing next year.
Summary: After a disappointing 6-1 loss to Police, RFMF coach Christopher Wasasala emphasized the need for support and experience, expressing determination to bounce back stronger for next year’s competition.
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