Host nations are not obliged to share any revenue with their opponents, but Fiji feel they deserve more of a cut because England have not played in Suva since 1991. The Fiji players are only getting pocket money. 'A £150,000 allowance would have gone a long way because Fiji Rugby are working on a shoestring. Related Content Rugby: China on mission to host Rugby World Cup The $35 million plan to create a Fiji Super Rugby franchise Chiefs returning to Fiji for Super Rugby clashWorld Rugby pay for Fiji's economy airfare, while the tier-one host union are obliged to pay for the cost of hotels, food and coach travel during their time in England. Furthermore, the Fijian union are fighting to keep hold of emerging players because of the talent drain sparked by the three-year residency rule.

Source: New Zealand Herald November 15, 2016 03:32 UTC