
Breaking: Figi’s HC Ifereimi Rawaqa May Be Fired Considering How In His Interview, He Was Making Mistakes.
Rawaqa’s Future Uncertain After Interview Gaffes Spark Controversy
Suva, Fiji – Just weeks after being appointed interim head coach of the Rooster Chicken Fijian Drua Women, Ifereimi Rawaqa’s position is reportedly under scrutiny following a series of gaffes in a recent interview. The interview, which aired nationally, has ignited a firestorm of criticism and raised serious questions about Rawaqa’s suitability for the role.
While the specifics of the interview remain confidential, sources indicate that Rawaqa made several factual errors regarding the team’s past performance and future plans. He also reportedly struggled to articulate his vision for the team, leading to concerns about his communication skills and leadership abilities.
“It was a disastrous interview,” commented one source close to the Fiji Rugby Union (FRU). “He seemed unprepared and ill-informed. It’s not the kind of image the FRU wants to project, especially with the women’s game growing so rapidly.”
The timing of the interview couldn’t be worse for Rawaqa, who is already under pressure to deliver results after taking over from the resigned Mosese Rauluni. The FRU, which has been dealing with its own internal challenges, is reportedly considering its options.
“They’re definitely not happy,” the source continued. “They invested in Rawaqa, and this interview has thrown everything into doubt. A decision on his future could come sooner rather than later.”
While some are calling for Rawaqa’s immediate dismissal, others are urging the FRU to give him a chance to redeem himself. They argue that one bad interview shouldn’t overshadow his experience as a former Flying Fijians lock and his existing knowledge of the Drua setup.
The next few days will be crucial for Rawaqa. He will need to demonstrate quickly that he has the knowledge, communication skills, and leadership qualities necessary to lead the Fijian Drua Women. Otherwise, his tenure as head coach could be one of the shortest in the team’s history.