Where to from here? is the question most fans are asking the Fiji Rugby Union, after the Digicel Fiji 7s team lost their Cup quarter final match against Kenya in Dubai over the weekend.
Fijivillage received calls this morning from ardent 7s fans raising questions, on why wasn't there a good mix of selection of players to the World Cup.
One particular fan who refused to give his name raised the question on what merits were overseas based players selected, as it was evident in the match against Kenya that they were unfit!
The fan has called for a "clean up campaign" to be held at the Fiji Rugby Union House, the only solution to the demise of the 7s code in the country.
Efforts to try and get comments from FRU Board Chairman Keni Dakuidreketi, Fiji Rugby Union 15's Coach Ilivasi Tabua and FRU Board members proved futile as all their phones were either switched off or transferred to voicemail.
Meanwhile, the Digicel Fiji 7s team have just arrived into the country in the last hour.
Where to from here
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