The FMF Flying Fijians are currently being hosted by the Nawaka villagers where the players are being swamped for autographs by fans.
We cross over to our reporter, Paul Takala who is with the team.
They were earlier greeted by more than 1,000 fans who were waiting for them at the Nadi International Airport this morning. The fans came in numbers with their Fiji flags to thanks the Fiji 15s team for their outstanding and brave performance in this year's Rugby World Cup.
Meanwhile, FMF Flying Fijians, tight head prop, Grahame Dewes who scored the winning try for Fiji in their game against Wales said it was a match that he will never forget.
Dewes said he is keen to make the team in the next World Cup and believes that the young players will come out stronger in the next four years.
The team will leave Nawaka at 2pm on trip back to Suva.
Flying Fijians hosted by Nawaka Villagers
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