Could you kiss the Reds and Wallabies coach? Rugby Australia is open to the idea
Waratah Joseph-Aukuso superstar Suealii said he was happy to continue taking time, but admitted that he had sympathized with players throughout the country who were becoming frustrated by uncertainty.
Noah Lolesio’s decision to leave Australian rugby from October onwards was partly due to the lack of clarity on the replacement of Schmidt.
(LR): Rugby boss Australia Phil Waugh, Nine CEO Matt Stanton, Levi, Joseph Aukuso-Sual and Morgan Torinui.Credit: Renee Nowytarger
“I can see him from the point of view of many different players, but I can only speak alone. I have no stress about it,” said Suealii.
“For me personally, I am not really too stressed about it. We trust the Board of Directors to collect the right person. I feel as if we were to be an organization that will take our time because it will be a really important decision.”
In the meantime, Suealii believes he has more to give despite a productive show The loss of the Waratah to Moana Pasifika on the weekend.
The Waratah face the leaders of the scale at the Allianz Stadium Friday, with Suealii, once again appointed to the full -back following a pleasant performance in Auckland who saw him organize three attempts.
“I am quite hard with myself for the way I played a rugby game. I didn’t see it as a complete game. We lost the game,” said Suealii.
“The consecutive losses are very disappointing, but we must see it from a wider picture. It is all part of the process of us as a team that grows and improves.
“I don’t want breaks. If they want me to have a break, I will be quite severe in wanting to play every game. I’m playing every game until the Grand final.”
A player who will take a break is the captain of Wallabies Harry Wilson, who is destined to be put aside for six weeks with a fractured arm.
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The Reds, which are currently third of the Super Rugby Pacific Ladder, are confident that Wilson can still present this season, but his last injury, suffered against chiefs, is far from ideal in front of a series of British and Irish lions.
“It is a small unfortunate accident. We hope it will heal quickly,” Kiss said in front of a successful clash against the Brumbies on Saturday evening at the Suncorp Stadium.
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