The Flying Fijians management will be imposing a ban on all outside communication as the team focuses on their last Pacific Nation Cup encounter this Sunday against Samoa.
Manager Semi Rogoyawa said that from tomorrow, all communication with the players will be stopped to ensure there is no distraction with regards to the task ahead.
Rogoyawa added this measure is not new to the players as they have adopted it in the past three weeks.
Coach Samu Domoni Jnr will again work with the forwards this afternoon to improve on their set pieces which their felt did not work out well in the first half against Tonga.
Rogoyawa said that while changes are expected in the starting lineup, they will need to pick players who are capable of handling the Samoans in front of their home crowd.
The Fiji team will be named tomorrow afternoon ahead of the game against Samoa on Sunday at 3.10pm.
Flying Fijians impose ban
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