Caucaunibuca avec les Fidjis pour le tournoi du Pacifique

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Tout est rentré dans l'ordre Caucau est arrivé au camp d'entrainement et sera titulaire samedi contre l'Italie

Ouf!

je suis certain que caucau marqera un essai contre l'italie

je suis trop fort

Rupeni Caucau

Photo contre l'Italie

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Rupeni Caucau

Photo contre l'Italie

c'est cool il va nous revenir affuté :r4:

15s coach Pivac assaulted in nightclub
Sunday June 25, 2006

National rugby coach Wayne Pivac was allegedly assaulted by one of his former Test players at a popular Suva nightclub last night following Fiji's 23-20 win against Samoa.
Police spokesman Corporal Josaia Weicavu confirms that Pivac informed divisional police chief Jahir Khan of the incident and a complaint was lodged by Khan at the capital's Central Police Station this afternoon.
There were no visible marks of injury on Pivac today.
It is understood that Fiji representative to the Olympics and former world shooting champion Glen Kable was also attacked by the former Fiji loose forward in the same incident.
The player is known to be unhappy with Pivac over his "forced" transition to the front row ahead of the Rugby World Cup in France next year.
He has played over 25 test matches for Fiji and Pivac had hoped to utilise his power to bolster the Fiji scrum, which has long been the national team's Achilles heel.

Rups a raté l'avion pour le Japon, du coup pas sûr qu'il joue ce week end. La question est : était-ce un oubli volontaire ?

Caucau in doubt for Japan
Wednesday June 28, 2006

Rupeni Caucau's availability for the Flying Fijians against Japan in this weekend's all important Pacific Five Nations fixture is in doubt as the speedster is yet to fly out to Japan.
Caucau, who was to have left with the team, last night missed the flight and is due to fly out tomorrow morning.
However, in an interview with FBCL today Fiji Rugby Union operational manager Jese Sikivou said the France-based speedster will not be leaving for Japan in the morning citing personal engagements.
FRU media officer Vilikesa Rinavuaka maintains Caucau has his travel arrangements in place and is bound to fly out for Tokyo tomorrow morning.
Efforts to obtain a comment from FRU CEO Ratu Timoci Tavanavanua proved futile as his mobile remained unanswered.
Caucau has just come out of a year long ban as he was disciplined by the FRU for not turning up at the airport to join the Fiji team for Samoa in last year's Tri-Nations fixture.
He played his first game on home soil against the Junior All Blacks and scored a try in the first game of the inaugural IRB Pacific Five Nations fixture in Suva.

Rupeni ne jouera pas contre le Japon, il est resté aux fidji pour des raisons familliales

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Rupeni ne jouera pas contre le Japon, il est resté aux fidji pour des raisons familliales

l'avantage, c'est qu'il ne se blessera pas

Caucaunibuca ne jouera pas contre l'Australie A.



...."Meanwhile Agen winger Rupeni Caucau has also been left out of the side while the overseas-based players that will return are Aca Ratuva, Simon Raiwalui, Isoa Domolailai, Seru Rabeni and Iferemi Rawaqa. The notable exclusions are Neumi Nanuku and Jack Prasad. The FMF Flying Fijians will play Australia A on July 14 and July 21. The national fifteens side leaves for Australia on Wednesday".

FMF Flying Fijians : Joe Bale, Ravuama Samo, Apisai Nagi, Sunia Koto, Tevita Rabukawaqa, Wame Lewaravu, Mosese Vasuitoga, Apisai Naevo, Jone Qovu, Kinivilliame Salabogi, Alifereti Doviverata, Netani Talei, Akapusi Qera, Jacob Rauluni, Jone Daunivucu, Seremaia Bai, Jo Tora, Kameli Ratuvou, Epeli Ruivadra, Alusio Buto, Marika Vunibaka, Seremaia Tuilevu, Mosese Luveitasau, Norman Ligairi.

Aussie tour to develop talent
Sunday, July 09, 2006

FIJI under-21 captain Jone Qovu and hooker Timoci Rabukawaqa have earned places in the national squad for its two-match tour of Australia.
Qovu and Rabukawaqa were members of the team which finished ninth in the IRB U21 world championship in France.
They are part of a 24-strong team to play Australia A in two matches.
Air Pacific Fiji Warriors wingers Alusio Buto and Seremaia Tuilevu have forced their way in after a sterling performance against Auckland yesterday.
National coach Wayne Pivac said the tour serves as development for the future. Thus the inclusion of some young talents.
"There are a lot of changes to the squad, which played in the Pacific 5 Nations. Overseas-based players are returning home. So it's an opportunity to develop the base further as we head towards the world cup next year."
Out are captain Simon Raiwalui, Aca Ratuva, Isoa Domolailai, Seru Rabeni and Rupeni Caucau.
Pivac has roped in Marika Vunibaka and Api Naevo to add experience to the team.
"When you have young guys coming in it is important to have some experienced players there to work with them," Pivac said.
"Api is there to help the young guys. We have two new locks with Simon and Domolailai out we need an experienced guy like Api. Buto showed he is good on his feet and in the tackle. Seremaia showed blistering speed so that's always welcome in any side." He said with Raiwalui out a decision on the captain's role would be made in the next few days.
The Fiji Rugby Union cannot force its overseas -based players to tour as the two matches were out of the Test match window.
Overseas-based players were unavailable through injury or club commitments.
"These two matches are not sanctioned in the Test window," Pivac said.
"We don't have the right to players."The Fiji side departs for Australia on Wednesday and not today as earlier scheduled. Fiji faces Australia A in its first match in Adelaide on July 15.

Fiji : Joe Bale, Apisai Nagi, Ravuama Samo, Sunia Koto, Tevita Rabukawaqa, Wame Learavu, Mosese Vasuitoga, Api Naevo, Jone Qovu, Kini Salabogi, Alivereti Doviverata, Netani Talei, Akapusi Qera, Jacob Rauluni, Jone Daunivucu, Seremaia Bai, Jo Tora, Kameli Ratuvou, Epeli Ruivadra, Alusio Buto, Marika Vunibaka, Seremaia Tuilevu, Mosese Luveitasau, Norman Ligairi.