“Sport, whether you’re playing or coaching, is challenging and that’s why we play and why we coach.
“It tests you and your ability as a person and a coach.
“There are some neat young men in this team and club, and as a coach I want to see the best for them on the field and off the field.
“We’ll finish the season then review it.”
Hutana could have No.8 Siosiua Moala and openside flanker Stefan Destounis for tomorrow’s match, after they missed last week’s game.
“Stefan and Siua were carrying injuries from the previous games, which ruled them out,” Hutana said.
“I’m hoping they’ll be fit for this weekend.”
GT Shearing Waikohu coach Jason Tuapawa said his players wanted to carry the momentum from winning their past 10 matches, into the playoffs.
“Having said that, I’m going to rest some players carrying niggling injuries, but I don’t expect any drop in the standards we’ve set,” Tuapawa said.
Charteris Choppers Athletic (second bottom) and Roseland Tavern Tapuae (bottom) are scheduled to meet in a Wairoa derby, which should be a cracker.
Both have struggled this season, and defaulted games due to a shortage of players, but both will be keen to showcase their talent, with the game being televised.