The CEO of Rugby Australia on Monday warned organizers of this year's World Cup they must be prepared to deal with spectators that can be a little more exuberant than the typical Japanese fan.Speaking with a group of exclusively Japanese press at the Rugby Australia headquarters in Sydney, Raelene Castle said that Japanese people are known for being orderly, for queueing nicely and being calm and patient."That is not true of international rugby fans who are coming from all around the world," she warned.A large number of that boisterous foreign contingent will be Australian, according to Wor…READ FULL ARTICLE
