The Fiji Rugby Union board is currently meeting to set up a terms of reference to carry out a full inquiry to ascertain the reasons behind the disappointing performance of the Fiji team in the Rugby World Cup.
Before going into the meeting FRU Chairman, Colonel Mosese Tikoitoga told Fijivillage that the inquiry team to be set up will talk to the coaches, manager and some players.
He also clarified that no changes will be made today.
The inquiry is expected to start next week.
We also asked Colonel Tikoitoga on whether the contracts of coach, Samu Domoni Junior, backline coach Shannon Fraser and forwards coach, Greg Mumm have come to an end after the Rugby World Cup.
He said nothing will be said on that at this stage as everything is performance based.
Stay with us for details of the FRU board meeting later this afternoon.
Story by: Vijay Narayan
Inquiry into Fiji’s RWC performance to begin soon
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