Sione Fukofuka, a half-Tongan, half-Kiwi Australian, has taken over as head coach of the Scotland women's rugby team, succeeding Bryan Easson. As the team prepares to kick off their Six Nations campaign against Wales at the Principality Stadium, Fukofuka reflects on the sacrifices he and his family have made for his coaching career. His wife, Tara, and their four sons will be watching from Brisbane, Australia, as they stay connected through technology despite the distance. Fukofuka's coaching journey has included roles with the USA Women's Eagles and various Australian teams, and he is eager to lead Scotland to success. The squad, which has undergone changes and improvements, is looking to build on a promising performance in the last Six Nations and World Cup. With over 25,000 tickets sold for their opening match, Fukofuka is optimistic about the team's potential and the strong bond among players, which he believes will be crucial in their upcoming challenges.