Will the Pacific Islanders rugby team be successful at their European tour?

Question

The Islanders team have proved to be very challengin in their previous matches.At the end of this year they are goin for an European tour with a match against the Welsh team as a highlight of the tour..

Answer 1

Look at their lack of staying power - Samoa v England at the last RWC. I have just been to Fiji and their temperement is to be commended but doeasn't suit top level sport. The 7's suits them because at best it lasts 20 minutes!

I would like to see a Pacific Lions in the Super 14's

Years ago Western Samoa beat Wales at Cardiff in the RWC - we all said it was a good job they weren't playing all of Samoa!

Answer 2

They could be a surprise opackage but I think the euorpean sides will be to strong this time around

Answer 3

yes dey will,if d inclusion n selection of sum top class players from fiji, samoa n tonga are selected.its right to say that d super 14 has sumhw been successful due to some very useful pacific islanders.dey gave d top powerhouse nations in rugby a battering d last time,i expect dem to pull off a few victories especially england.bt d ref will against 'em n crowd bt our blessing n support is always deya from d pacific nation--fijian in nature

Answer 4

their emotions will get the better of them.   When the going gets tough they will loose their cool.   They are not aculturated to modern civilization and it's social behavior.  they will never be a real team.

Answer 5

This will be the first time that the Pacific Island team will only consist of players who play for there national teams Fiji, Samoa and Tonga. A large number of super stars will this be missing from the team. However they still have the natural flair and blistering pace to give any team in world rugby a go. But i believe that experience and proper coaching will count against them.

Answer 6

Confuscious one sayyyyy.....nope!

Answer 7

Yes, considering how poor european sides, with the exception of the french, are. They will win more than half of thier games.