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Thorburn’s Update On Highlanders Showdown

Speaking in a press conference at Rugby House yesterday, Fijian Drua chief executive officer Brian Thorburn said, he is hopeful of getting things all wrapped up seven weeks away from kick off.
10 Mar 2022 12:05
Thorburn’s Update On Highlanders Showdown
Fijian Drua CEO, Brian Thorburn flashes “W” to mark their first win outside Fiji Rugby Union house. Photo: Ronald Kumar.

Logistic works toward the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua’s Super Rugby Pacific clash against the Highlanders at the ANZ Stadium, Suva, on April 30 has begun.

Speaking in a press conference at Rugby House yesterday, Fijian Drua chief executive officer Brian Thorburn said, he is hopeful of getting things all wrapped up seven weeks away from kick off.

“The flight and hotel bookings have been done,” he said.

Thorburn indicated that he would be meeting Fiji Sports Council chief executive officer, Litiana Loabuka, to discuss and sort out the hiring agreement of the ANZ Stadium.

“We are launching the ticket sales next week and we also focused on our detail planning.

“We are also introducing the corporate hospitality programme, which is for exclusive functions.”

Thorburn said to have a broadcast match of such magnitude in the country, there is a need to bring in quality equipment along with a 35-member crew and runners as well.”

He indicated that for next year, there would be six to seven games here where top teams like the Crusaders, Waratahs and Blues are coming over.



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