Tane Wolfgram, the social media manager for the Blues, credits his Fijian partner for keeping the team’s engagement lively on social media ahead of their crucial Super Rugby Pacific match against the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua. The match is scheduled for Friday night at 7:05 PM at HFC Bank Stadium in Suva. Wolfgram explains that the banter shared online, especially with the Drua’s admin team, has created friendly interactions fueled by cultural connections and a shared appreciation for the game.
“It’s all love and laughs,” Wolfgram said, highlighting the strong past and present ties between the Blues and Fijian players. He noted the unique engagement the Drua’s social media team brings to the table, likening their banter to friendly rivalries tempered with respect and humor. He teased longtime Drua fans, reminding them of their previous allegiances to renowned Fijian players who played for the Blues, including Rupeni Caucaunibuca, Sitiveni Sivivatu, and others.
This match comes at a pivotal moment for both teams, as the Drua seek to break a four-match losing streak against the Blues. Fueled by their recent victory over the Queensland Reds, the Drua are set to leverage their home-ground advantage and the passionate support of their fans. Head coach Glen Jackson has emphasized the need to stay sharp and prepared as they hope to maintain their momentum.
The anticipation for this encounter reflects the spirit of Fijian rugby, promising a thrilling atmosphere. With both teams eager for victory, the match aims to not only impact standings but also to uplift the morale of players and supporters alike. The collective hope is that this game could mark a significant turning point for the Drua as they aim to capitalize on their recent successes and boost their current standings.
Fans can catch the live action on FBC Sports, making this clash not just a competition on the field but a celebration of community and pride in Fijian rugby culture. This sense of unity and excitement around the match underscores a promising future for the sport in the region.
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