Zaitun Sahim 
[Source: World Rugby Sevens/Facebook]
Fiji 7s head coach Osea Kolinisau admits that coaching Fiji isn’t easy.
He explains that the team’s rich history in the sport drives them to deliver their best.
Kolinisau also emphasized that national expectations are very high, and many of his current players have faced criticism because of this.
“It’s a tough job coaching Fiji especially with the legacy Fiji has and people back at home are rugby crazy. No matter if it’s a young side, they will always expect Fiji to win.”
Kolinisau further adds that they tried their utmost best and have been very diligent with their training building up to this day.
Meanwhile, our Fijiana 7s team will be in action starting tomorrow at the Paris Olympics.
They are set to face Canada in their first pool game at 3.30 a.m before taking on China at 7 a.m.
They will face New Zealand at 2.30 a.m on Tuesday in their last pool game.
