Swire Shipping Fijian Drua captain Temo Mayanavanua is urging his team to swiftly shift focus following their Round 1 defeat. While feeling the sting of disappointment, he remains committed to highlighting the positives and applying the lessons learned as they gear up for a challenging six-day turnaround ahead of their next match.
Mayanavanua emphasized the critical need for the team to establish control early in games. He remarked, “As of right now, I’m just gutted that we didn’t get the result that we want. But as the coach said, we’ll work on the positives. We can’t dwell on this game way too much. We need to move on.” This reflects the team’s proactive mindset and desire to bounce back.
He also acknowledged the impressive contributions from players such as Peni Ravai, Penaia Cakobau, Sam Tawake, and Big Joe, whose performances off the bench injected much-needed energy and momentum into the team’s effort. With their sights set on the upcoming match against the Waratahs, scheduled for next Friday at 8:35 PM, the Drua are keen on translating the insights gained into a strengthened performance.
Fans will have the chance to support their team live on FBC Sports, creating an encouraging atmosphere as the Drua aim to turn their season around and reclaim their competitive edge. This resilience and focus on improvement showcase the spirit of the Fijian Drua as they navigate the early challenges of the season.