Facing calls for the team to be cut from the competition, the Sunwolves and their Tokyo faithful showed once again Saturday that Super Rugby would be poorer for their axing.Despite a heartbreaking 31-30 loss to the New South Wales Waratahs, the manner in which the Sunwolves played and the way the crowd got behind their team highlighted the potential that exists in Japan if certain internal problems can be resolved."I have to take time to acknowledge the fans who were absolutely outstanding. The way they supported the team was brilliant," Sunwolves acting head coach Scott Hansen said.Having …READ FULL ARTICLE