Scapular Rugby – Tani Vili in this season's recruitment flops for Midi Olympique

While the mid-season has now passed, the editorial staff of
Olympic Midday
gives us an overview of the recruitment of Top 14 clubs this season. Among the Flops selected, we find a player who left our club at the start of the season. This is our old three-quarter center, Tan Willywhich joined Brittany and Vannes:

“Time passes, and the career of Dan Willi still doesn't seem to really take off. At 24, he is now a figure of eternal hope, and it is not his first part of the season in Vannes which will contradict this sad observation. Established only three times in fifteen matches, with no coup or notable action under his belt, the man who was early called up by the XV of France (19 years old) is slowly falling into line and into a certain anonymity. Nothing, in any case, which could for the moment help the promoted Vannes player to get out of the bottom of the table. It’s all the more unfortunate as the potential is real and even immense. Phenomenon in the youth categories,
Call was announced as a potential future Blue. His first steps in Clermont confirmed all this, before the path to glory turned away, at UBB and then in Brittany. It’s up to him to find it from now on.”

Among this selection, we also find another player who passed through our club, this is the Fijian third row,
Kitione Kamikamicawho also joined Brittany from Racing:

« Kitione Kamikamica was one of those players with some Top 14 experience (more than 60 matches in the elite), supposed to allow RC Vannes to compete in the elite of French Rugby. Having moved to Morbihan during the 2028-2019 season, during which he was very good, he should have very quickly blended into the RCV collective. Unfortunately for him and the Breton club, his impact on the collective is only too minimal… The Fijian third row played the first five Top 14 matches – only one as a starter, putting in fairly neutral performances before disappearing from the squad. radars for more than a month and to be lined up again against Bordeaux. In fact, Kitione Kamikamica will have allowed the holder too little John Kalamafoni to breathe.”

Source: Olympic Midday