England ‘can’t ignore’ Exeter’s Fisilau – Walder

Exeter Chiefs scrum-half Samisoni Fisilau has been hailed as a player that England “can’t ignore” by his club’s attack coach, Ricky Walder.

Walder praised Fisilau’s skill and work ethic on the field, stating that he has been a standout performer for the Chiefs this season.

With England facing tough competition in the scrum-half position, Walder believes Fisilau deserves a chance to prove himself on the international stage.

“Samisoni has all the qualities required to excel at the highest level and he has shown that consistently for Exeter,” Walder said.

Fisilau, who hails from Tonga, has been a key player for the Chiefs since joining the club in 2019.

His ability to control the game and make crucial plays has not gone unnoticed by rugby fans and pundits alike.

England head coach Eddie Jones will surely be keeping an eye on Fisilau as he considers his options for the national team.

With the upcoming international fixtures on the horizon, Fisilau could soon find himself with a coveted spot in the England squad.

Walder emphasized that Fisilau’s hard work and dedication to his craft have set him apart from his peers.

“Samisoni is a player that England simply can’t afford to ignore. He has the talent and the drive to succeed at the highest level,” Walder added.