Support for our 7s team is overwhelming as they prepare for their first game tomorrow morning.
Fijivillage spoke to people about our RWC Sevens team and here is what they had to say:
Meanwhile, speaking on his plans for tomorrow, Aisea Tokaiqali a fan in Kadavu said, they are going to wait for Fiji's first game with Yaqona ready to enjoy.
In the highlands of Nadarivatu, Marika Raosoi said they do not have good TV reception so they're to fix this by tomorrow.
Setafano Lagilagi of Tavua Village mentioned that most of the families who do not have TV sets are going to join families that have one.
Meanwhile, Mereseini Tuisuva of Naikawaga village in Namara, Tailevu said not all the houses in the village have generators to provide electricity for their TV screens so she will be taking her family to the village hall to watch the games with other families.
Fiji's first game is at 4.16 tomorrow against Georgia.
Support for 7s team overwhelming
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