Shaun Edwards rounds on Wales supporters who heckled Rhys Priestland during defeat to Australia "You boo one of us, you boo all of us," Edwards said. If you boo Rhys Priestland, you boo myself, you boo Warren Gatland, you boo Leigh Halfpenny, you boo the Welsh jersey. Personally, I don't think that's on. Whether Priestland would notice the hecklers is another matter, what with the juggernaut Fijian backline to concentrate on. The 10, 12 and 13 weigh more than 50st between them, and Edwards spoke of the physical challenge, especially the one posed by the inside centre, Nemini Nadolo, who comes in at approximately 19st 7lb. "I've watched him [Nadolo] play for the Crusaders in Super Rugby and he also has good footwork," Edwards said. But we have a pretty hard-hitting No 12 ourselves in Jamie Roberts. I thought his head-on tackling against Australia was ferocious, and he will need to keep that up against Fiji. Any team is going to play to its strengths, and if you have got a 19-20 stone guy at 12, you are going to expect him to get you over the advantage line, and we've got to prevent him doing that. If Jamie can keep hitting the way he did against Australia with his front-on collisions, they will realise they are in for a game. They have some big lads and it is vital that we meet them on our terms, not their terms. The 10, 12, 13 combination is extremely powerful, so we have to muscle-up on those guys. Meanwhile, the Wales management were surprised to see Richard Hibbard named on the bench for Gloucester's Aviva Premiership match against Harlequins on Friday night. Having picked up a foot injury against Australia the Lions hooker was allowed back to his club on Tuesday wearing an ankle guard, with his national coaches presuming he would receive treatment at Gloucester and would return to the team hotel on Monday recovered and ready to play against the All Blacks the following Saturday. Wales were under no obligation to release Hibbard and it was not a case of Gatland trying to strike any sort of deal with the Kingsholm club for the South Africa Test at the end of the month, which falls outside the international window. That would be against Premier Rugby policy and Gloucester would be fined.