Fiji Bati: Jayson Bukuya, Petero Civoniceva, Kane Evans, Aaron Groom, Marika Koroibete, Apisai Koroisau, Daryl Millard, Kevin Naiqama, Waisale Ligani Naiqama, Alipate Noilea, Vitale Junior Roqica, Ashton Sims, Korbin Sims, Tariq Sims, James Storer, Akuila Uate, Eloni Vunakece, Sisa Ledua Waqa and Semi Radradra Waqavatu.

Will probably line up
Kevin Naiqama
Akuila Uate
Sisa Ledua Waqa
Waisale Ligani Naiqama
Marika Koroibete
Daryl Millard
Aaron Groom
Petero Civoniceva
Alipate Noilea
Ashton Sims
Tariq Sims
James Storer
Jayson Bukuya

Kane Evans
Apisai Koroisau
Vitale Junior Roqica
Korbin Sims

Eloni Vunakece
Semi Radradra Waqavatu

Ireland: Dave Allen, Luke Ambler, Bob Beswick, Damien Blanch, Danny Bridge, Ben Currie, Liam Finn, Scott Grix, Kurt Haggerty, James Hasson, Rory Kostjasyn, Stuart Littler, Tyrone McCarthy, James Mendeika, Anthony Mullally, Eamon OCarroll, Apirana Pewhairangi, Pat Richards and Brett White.

Fiji have put years of preparation into this cup and have left no stone unturned in their efforts to put together the best possible side.
They have a coach who was good enough to get a pretty ordinary side into the NRL top 8 a few years ago and he has made repeated trips to Fiji over the last two years as well as working with Fijian players in Australia.
Some of the players spent up to a month in a training camp in Fiji with Newcastle Knights training, coaching and medical staff getting them ready, and the whole squad minus 3 players were in camp for a few weeks in Fiji and played a warm up game against Fiji residents before flying to England.
A lot of teams got together a week ago and met their fellow players at the same time, but Fiji have gone through an Olympic like preparation with NRL standard coaches, trainers and medical staff putting them through their paces.
Big Petero even played a season of Queensland cup to keep his hand in just so he could lead Fiji.

I think Fiji are going to give Ireland a serious beating, and they'll throw everything at Australia and England too.

Very interesting information. Thanks.

On route to work, get that out the way then head over to Rochdale for this game. I'm really looking forward to it. I've got Irish heritage so I'll probably be cheering for them but Fiji look an exciting team and their enthusiasm is infectious.

Should be a great game and a better occasion.

Cannot wait for this. To say I am going to a sold out rugby league fixture in Rochdale is insane. Still buzzing from last night and the crowd will be just as good tonight.

I can't wait to see Fiji play. I can only hope that they come out against England and throw everything at them. Something close to what we saw last night, broadcast to millions on the BBC, could do wonders for the sport.

www.fijisun.com.fj/2013/10/28/wo ... %e2%80%99/ Wolfhounds wanting revenge - from the Fiji Sun

www.fijisun.com.fj/2013/10/28/wo ... %e2%80%99/ Wolfhounds wanting revenge - from the Fiji Sun

My first taste of the World Cup later today so i am hoping for a good game, read a very interesting fact the other day Rochdale has the second highest Fijian population outside of London.

Am sat in block a of the Ireland fans only tickets left I could find but for £7.50 cannot complain.

Fiji Bati practice pre game hymn www.youtube.com/watch?v=w6XaxsQodvw

Fiji Bati practice pre game hymn www.youtube.com/watch?v=w6XaxsQodvw

Looking forward to it. My tickets in the "fiji" end so really looking forward to an exciting atmosphere.

In the Ireland end

We're in the "Fiji end" as well, but I'm not sure it'll end up that way!

4 of us in the Fiji end wearing Bula! shirts.

Was tempted to wear my Fiji shirt but am going straight from work and cba getting changed.

Will probably cheer for Fiji though to annoy my Ireland supporting cousin that I'm going the game with.