RWC: Argentina v USA (Pool C)
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Argies will no doubt be very disappointed not being able to get out of thier pool!
Quips about playing too many friendlies just dont have the same appeal they used to.
Looks like 1987, 2003 and now 2019 will be th eonly years they have failed ot get out of thier pool.
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Argies will no doubt be very disappointed not being able to get out of thier pool!
Quips about playing too many friendlies just dont have the same appeal they used to.
Looks like 1987, 2003 and now 2019 will be th eonly years they have failed ot get out of thier pool.
@taniwharugby said in RWC: Argentina v USA (Pool C):
Argies will no doubt be very disappointed not being able to get out of thier pool!
Quips about playing too many friendlies just dont have the same appeal they used to.
Looks like 1987, 2003 and now 2019 will be th eonly years they have failed ot get out of thier pool.
Biggest dissapointment of the rugby WC so far
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Argies will no doubt be very disappointed not being able to get out of thier pool!
Quips about playing too many friendlies just dont have the same appeal they used to.
Looks like 1987, 2003 and now 2019 will be th eonly years they have failed ot get out of thier pool.
They stuffed up their prep massively apparently. Stayed in Oz to train after RC (which is an insane amount of time away), couldn't get fields to train on, wasted time playing against Randwick.
Not making excuses, I agree they were the biggest disappointment, but that's some very poor planning!
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One team had to miss out from Pool C. Based on the rankings that was always likely to be Argentina.
@Bovidae still doesnt change that they have been hugely disappointing, I'd say the Jaguares being run into the ground probably a factor.
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One team had to miss out from Pool C. Based on the rankings that was always likely to be Argentina.
@Bovidae said in RWC: Argentina v USA (Pool C):
One team had to miss out from Pool C. Based on the rankings that was always likely to be Argentina.
Those same rankings that had Wales and Ireland on top over the last month...:anguished_face:
I really expected them to beat France, they should be disappointed
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@Bovidae said in RWC: Argentina v USA (Pool C):
One team had to miss out from Pool C. Based on the rankings that was always likely to be Argentina.
Those same rankings that had Wales and Ireland on top over the last month...:anguished_face:
I really expected them to beat France, they should be disappointed
@voodoo I had them to beat France too...dont forget the rankings that had Japan at whatever they were when they beat world #2 Ireland
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Argies will no doubt be very disappointed not being able to get out of thier pool!
Quips about playing too many friendlies just dont have the same appeal they used to.
Looks like 1987, 2003 and now 2019 will be th eonly years they have failed ot get out of thier pool.
@taniwharugby said in RWC: Argentina v USA (Pool C):
Argies will no doubt be very disappointed not being able to get out of thier pool!
Quips about playing too many friendlies just dont have the same appeal they used to.
Looks like 1987, 2003 and now 2019 will be th eonly years they have failed ot get out of thier pool.
Every 16 years...
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15 minutes into the 2nd half and it's already 33 - 5 to the Pumas.
Before the tournament, I thought the USA had improved quite a bit, but now I'm not so sure. Sunday's game against Tonga may provide the final answe. Based on what I've seen thus far, I expect Tonga beat them easily.
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McGinty sucks. Fucking hell he sucks.
But the biggest issue is their lack of reaction to unexpected circumstances. Something doesn't happen the way they expect, they don't recover how someone growing up with the game would.
Didn't help that Williams utterly fucked them in the scrum first half by not penalising the Argie THP for being pissweak.
And that high tackle in minute 53 should have been yellow. The maul in the 54th minute should also have been penalised for 3 Arg players being in the side.
The USA lineout going to shit.
How much did Argentina miss Sanchez against England?
