The Amazing Chiefs Interview - Carlsen



There was a buzzing vibe of excitement last Monday at Finlayson Park School as players from the Chiefs are greeted by the B7 students.
Earlier in the week the students from B7 were preparing for an interview with some of the players from the amazing Rugby team the Chiefs.
Eventually around 2pm that afternoon the interviewing panel marched down to the office with their teacher to meet the visiting player’s manager Andrea and cameraman Steve. The players that were involved were Fin Hoeata, Mitchell Graham, and Toni Pulu.
Meanwhile, back at class there was a crazy vibe before the Chiefs came. Everybody was screaming like Justin Bieber was there.
The questions we asked were about food and nutrition, and motivation. Chase asked, “We have seen some of your training videos on Chiefs TV – it looks intense! How long do you guys train in the gym for?”  Mitchell answered 6am to 2pm.
Before leaving Fin, Mitchell, and Toni offered to sign and hand out some Chiefs inflatable patu, flags and sign book bags.

Written by Carlsen Fakatala Sionesini, B7
 

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