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Peter Johnson (47)
Hopefully Rory comes back after 2 seasons there and Richie comes back after the back to back season Japan is whipping out.
But I highly doubt it!
But I highly doubt it!
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Dick Tooth (41)
The eligibility rules are very fluid, but I thought that as he was born in Fiji, he could qualfy for them if he sat out of international rug y for 3 years. I assume he thinks the same going off his quote.
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Rod McCall (65)
But the eligibility rules aren't fluid at all... if you represent one country, you cant then represent another. Kerevi can not play for Fiji.
Im assuming this is another example of why the QRU are refusing to deal with Anthony Piccone(Kerevi's manager) anymore, he fails to properly inform his clients on decisions about their own careers and futures.
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That’s a real kick in the guts for us, can’t believe a wallaby vice captain would have the desire to play for another country
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Rod McCall (65)
Nah I don't think its a kick in the guts, every Fjian in the world would hold ambitions of representing Fiji, doesn't mean they aren't committed to their adopted nations or give 100% every time they play .
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Go play for Fiji to begin with then?
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Peter Johnson (47)
Not quite correct. There is a loophole due to rugby being in the Olympics. Cooper Vuna for example used this to to play for Tonga at the most recent RWC.
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Rod McCall (65)
I believe that’s the point of the article, if he can’t play for Australia he wants to play for Fiji.....
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Dick Tooth (41)
Taqele Naiyaravoro was exploring this 7s loophole. It's a very odd quote from Kerevi if it's not a possibility.
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Rod McCall (65)
He technically could switch to Fiji if he represents them at the 2024 Olympics, but he won’t be playing the 2023 RWC for Fiji
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Dick Tooth (41)
Could he not play in the 2020 Olympics? (Genuine question)
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Would he make the Fijian side even? That team isn’t exactly light on talent
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Steve Williams (59)
So, Tim Nanai Williams changed allegiance by playing 4 events of the Sevens series for Samoa in the qualification year, after not playing International 15s, 15s A's or Sevens for 3 years.
Qualification year for the 2024 Olympics will be the 2022/2023 series. Depending on the rules of what constitutes a stand down (is it date of last international, is it now or is it some sort of official declaration to World Rugby), then as long as whomever holds his contract in that Late November through Early June period of 2022/2023 doesn't stand in his way, Kerevi could 100% turn out for four Sevens events and rep Fiji at the 2023 World Cup.
Qualification year for the 2024 Olympics will be the 2022/2023 series. Depending on the rules of what constitutes a stand down (is it date of last international, is it now or is it some sort of official declaration to World Rugby), then as long as whomever holds his contract in that Late November through Early June period of 2022/2023 doesn't stand in his way, Kerevi could 100% turn out for four Sevens events and rep Fiji at the 2023 World Cup.
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Samu is not the answer, and I have been saying this from as far as back he's become the go to man at the Reds.
I actually think he makes all those around him worse, and it's not a game style that beats the sophisticated defences, ie it does not win big games.
Seeya mate, it was real
I actually think he makes all those around him worse, and it's not a game style that beats the sophisticated defences, ie it does not win big games.
Seeya mate, it was real
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Nathan Sharpe (72)
It looked, for a while at least, like he was developing a more rounded game.Samu is not the answer, and I have been saying this from as far as back he's become the go to man at the Reds.
I actually think he makes all those around him worse, and it's not a game style that beats the sophisticated defences, ie it does not win big games.
Seeya mate, it was real
He didn't though.