Dear Editor, As the manager of Cappuccino Vineyard in the ACB building, I have to agree with your article in Thursday’s Samoa Observer titled “Business Flourished during All Black Week”
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It was indeed a wonderful week the ended as quick as it started with the All Blacks here for only four days.
The passion that we experienced as ABs supporters from the Manu supporters during the game that was seen live on three TV screens was as in fact better than what I experienced in Argentina when the ABs took on the Pumas for the first time in 2012.
When Manu crossed the line for the first time I thought the roof was going to come off and win or lose it just goes to show the people of Samoa are indeed very proud of their team and their country. The spin off that will come from this over the next few years will benefit Samoa immensely and I pray that the NZRU can find a way to see the ABs back here next year.
Here is a photo of the support that we received as a local business during and after the game.
Regards,
Shane Boese
Manager
Cappuccino Vineyard Café & Bar
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