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Last month, Manu Samoa Sevens head coach Muliaga Tyler Brian Lima and his management team were given notice of their redundancy as they travelled to France for the Olympics. The decision was made following the team’s poor performance at the last World Rugby Sevens, which saw it lose its place as a core team in the tournament.
Muliagartner expressed disappointment at the sudden termination of his contract but accepted the decision, saying he had given everything for the team. His contract with his management team was due to expire in November this year.
Under the leadership of Muriaga-Taylor, the Manu Samoa Sevens team suffered a sharp decline in performance, finishing second from the bottom in the World Rugby Sevens Series. This poor performance forced the team to participate in the promotion and relegation tournament in Madrid, Spain, where they lost all the matches and lost their core team status.
After the game, Mulia Gatler claimed in an interview on social media that four players deliberately used the loss as an excuse to destroy the team’s chances of winning. However, he did not disclose the names of the players involved.
To regain their place at the heart of the Sevens Series, Samoa must be the top non-core team at the Oceania Sevens Championships in November. This will allow them to qualify for the Challenger Series, where they must finish in the top four to have a chance of qualifying for the finals of next season’s World Rugby Sevens Series.
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