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FLYING Fijians coach Glen Ella said the matches on the Europe tour were adequate to the start their 2011 Rugby World Cup build up. Fiji, ranked number nine in the world, kicks off its three-match tour facing tenth placed Scotland on November 15. Full Article at Fiji Times
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No argument here. They won the Tri‑Nations almost before it began, but I would suggest that playing the Lions was the best preparation available. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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A year ago Europe's rugby powers were steamrollered by the southern hemisphere nations and, at the midway point between World Cups, they need to start showing they can compete if they are to be serious contenders in 2011. Full Article at SuperSport
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It starts with an historic Bledisloe Cup Test against the All Blacks in Japan on Saturday night before consecutive Tests against England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales. It will be a tall order. Full Article at PerthNow
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ASSISTANT Flying Fijians coach to the Northern Hemisphere tour Inoke Male says other overseas players not named in the squad are also being considered. Full Article at Fiji Times
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People ask what more we want to achieve but this group of players hasn't beaten France away or played at Croke Park so it's all new
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We need to build on what we achieved last season rather than stagnate
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Our set pieces at lineout contributed to our inability to finish off the All Blacks
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I was really proud of the effort they put in and the intensity they brought to the match ... But it wasn't good enough for us, which is a big problem.
– Rocky Elsom SOURCE: The Australian
