Digicel Fiji sevens team co-captains Dale Tonawai and Watisoni Votu have been summoned to appear before the Fiji Rugby Union Games Committee after allegations of ill discipline surfaced within the team.
And the waiting game continued with the decision on Digicel Fiji 7s coach Iliesa Tanivula's future now likely to be made today.
After a one and half hour meeting last night, Interim Chairman Rafaele Kasibulu said that they will need to meet with the management team today to clarify a few issue about their report.
Kasibulu added that the FRU board had questioned some of the issues in the report over which they will need to talk to coach Iliesa Tanivula, his assistant Josateki Savou and manager Talemo Waqa before they come to a decision.
Also co-captain Dale Tonawai and Watisoni Votu will be called by the Games Committee to give their side of the story.
The meeting will take place at the FRU at 10am this morning.
Story by: Dreu Vukailagi
Tonawai/Votu to appear before FRU Games Committee
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