By Andrew Collins
August 7 2006

Mosese Luveitasau will finnally arrive in Cardiff this week after making a dream move from Fiji to the Arms Park.

Having signed from RFC Rosi back in June, the 8 cap winger hs at last sorted out visa isues, and will arrive in Wales this week, before joing upp with training some time next week.

The 26 year old arrives with an air of quiet conidence, though little is really known about Mosese, his reputation as a hard hitting tackler and formidable try scorer has got fans drooling at the prospect. Of course he is yet to live up to his name, and time will tell whether he is the man to take the Blues to silverware, but Dai Young is backing him to make a real impact;

"Mosese has got a lot of pace, is very abrasive and an out-and-out finisher. I think he can make a big impression."

It will be a culture shock for Luveitasau who will see the capital as a huge city and a masive change from his relatively rural surroundings back home, but again, Young thinks he will have no problems adjusting;

"I'm sure the boys will make him welcome like any new player and he will have no problem in fitting in."

The Cardiff Blues take on Worcester at the Arms Park on the 19th, he's expected to play some part in the match.