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December 2018

“We Should Have Freedom to Acknowledge what Motivates Us” – Tomasi Alosio

By |2019-11-22T18:18:11+13:00December 5th, 2018|

Personally, I don’t actually write messages on my own strapping tape on wrists or other areas when I play, but my teammates do. So I feel like I’m qualified to give an unbiased opinion on the ever repeating subject of banning rugby players from writing any messages on their strapping tape during games. I hear this has resurfaced again, [...]

June 2018

Groundbreaking Support Announced for UK Based Pacific Island Rugby Players

By |2019-11-22T18:06:54+13:00June 15th, 2018|

Pacific Rugby Players (PRP) has today announced Junior Fatialofa, Marion Salvaudon and former All Black Joe Rokocoko as the latest additions to its global team. The trio have been appointed as Player Relationship Managers (PRMs). Former Bristol centre Fatialofa’s role, which is full-time and based in England, will see him working closely with the nine-strong team of Personal Development [...]

Former All Black Joins Team Supporting Pacific Island Players in France

By |2019-11-22T18:13:50+13:00June 14th, 2018|

Former All Black Joe Rokocoko has joined the Pacific Rugby Players association (PRP) in a pivotal role supporting Pacific Island rugby players based in France. Rokocoko has joined PRP as a Player Relationship Manager - a role that manages the welfare of Pacific Islanders playing rugby in clubs and competitions throughout Europe. As well as assisting players adjust to [...]

November 2017

Seilala Mapusua Speaks on Donations by England players to Samoan Players

By |2019-11-22T18:14:11+13:00November 24th, 2017|

This article first appeared via the Telegraph. Click here to read the article in it's full entirety   Former Samoa and London Irish centre Seilala Mapusua believes that any donations by England rugby players from their £22,000 match fee to their Samoan counterparts on £650 a match would only provide "a band-aid solution" while deeper issues remain to be addressed. There has been [...]

February 2017

Fiji Warriors Focus on Understanding Money

By |2019-11-22T18:14:35+13:00February 20th, 2017|

Under the guidance of Personal Development Manager, Gaylene Finekaso, the Fiji Warriors squad preparing for the 2017 Pacific Rugby Cup have been learning about managing their money.  On Tuesday 14th Feb they went through a financial literacy session with Mary Berwick Microfinance officer of the Westpac bank. Players [...]

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