Fijian rugby union president attacks growing greed in game

IN money terms, Fiji are amongst the poor relations of world rugby.

Fijian rugby union president attacks growing greed in game

This week, further calls have been made for the International Rugby Board to stop the game falling into disrepair.

Fiji, quarter-finalists at the 1987 World Cup and battlers supreme in the last tournament against France, could fall off the map if rules aren't changed and money made available for the development of the game.

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