​@FaenzaClausen-ec5kb .sour grapes. 4 wcs. B2b. Where it counts. Eat that, cupcake.

⁠@@FaenzaClausen-ec5kblmao calm down princess

@@FaenzaClausen-ec5kb buddy, we crushed them pre-world cup. We're back to back champions. You're literally saying much of nothing given that SA was banned from rugby for a good few years too.

​@@FaenzaClausen-ec5kbNo , amigo. El está hablando como alguien que conoce el rugby, porque incluyo lo jugó desde niño, como hijo de un país con cultura de rugby. Sé un poquito más sensato y humilde. Así de simple y así de claro. Un saludo desde Córdoba, Argentina.

​@@FaenzaClausen-ec5kb Agree, SA isn't that important. Only have won 40% of all the world cups, including half of which they've taken part in and all the finals they've played. Pff, bunch of losers

Así es estimado... quizás el resto de Latinoamérica no lo sabe nuestro país en el sur es una mezcla hermosa de razas predominando galeses Irlandeses alemanes etc y todos trabajando y manteniendo las costumbres

*Argentines, no "Argentinian"

@guillermohernandez4649 porqué hablas x todos los argentinos?

There are no Welsh colonies in Patagonia, the Welsh colony is only one, known as “Y Wladfa” meaning the colony in Welsh. You are confusing an immigrant settlement with a colony founded by independent colonists and settlers for a nation. The territory was founded and divided into two major valleys, and it has more than one thousand places and villages with British names, primarily in Welsh, English (including American English), and Scottish. It was meant to be an autonomous colony and an independent country, known as New Wales. There are settlements like Colonia Galense or Tir Pentre, in Negro River Province, some in Canada like Saltcoats, Bangor or Llewelyn ! They are all welsh patagonians, and part of Y Wladfa, even if it’s mainly Chubut some were left out after the boundary treaty. Welsh Patagonians are known worldwide, it is a very unique case in Patagonia with a deep history highly connected to Canada, the USA, Australia, South Africa, New Zealand, and the UK. The Welsh Patagonian culture is influenced by elements from the Brits from these nations! Welsh Citron Melon Jam is a fruit that the British consumed in South Africa and was brought from the Welsh of North America who moved to Patagonia. Welsh Tea is not consumed in Wales and is only from Patagonia, a traditional British 4 pm tea which comprises Welsh pastries and English tea! Black Welsh cake is also a combination of the British Christmas cake, Scottish Dundee cake, and bara brith. Welsh Patagonians are absolutely unique and their culture is wonderful. Everyone knows them, especially in the USA and Wales, since the British & Welsh government are responsible for sending aid to the colony, Welsh language teachers, funds, and organizations such as Urdd Gobaith Cymru to promote the language and culture. They even created the counting system used today in the UK, and were founders in North America, Australia, and Patagonia. Many Rugby and Hockey clubs started with the Welsh in Patagonia! A very popular welsh patagonian argentine citizen is Christian Martin “El Vikingo”. Martin is a british surname. In the Americas, they have settlements in Canada and the US made by both governments, after the plebiscite where they chose to remain inside Argentina as a territory to avoid going to war. They are wonderful and kind people. Project Hiraeth started in America! 🇺🇸 The world loves the Welsh ❤

@@mentalitythekingdom9043 todo bien por casa?

No, amigo, la verdadera primera baja, la única que te saca del pantano, es el orgullo y la voluntad de vencer. Así de simple y así de claro. Un saludo desde Córdoba, Argentina.

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Tienen un DT argentino verdad ? Van a aprender mucho hermanos

@@tomasbazzanni2399 Ahora no, pero somos Argentina, cuandpo quieras donde quieras.

ya llegará...Brasil ya será potencia en rugby como en todo lo demás

@@luisoscarcasco2760 solo en futbol es potencia xddd y voley

Igual es mucho fisico y resistencia + lo que vos decis porque tb la mente juega

Getting the clap?

Why?

​@@martinluke9470Because we hate them.

Te acompaño en el sentimiento. Podés descansar la vista viendo El lago de los cisnes.

@NelsonNestorBernardeau , es lamentable tu ignorancia del rugby.

Que bárbaro... Cuando uno confunde Rugby con Ajedrez

Entonces solo basta con que los neozalandeses tengan la mente en otra parte. Quizá por eso los pumas fueron los únicos que les ganaron un par de veces en los últimos tiempos. Así de simple y así de claro.

yo concuerdo, no me gusta un despliegue tan fisico... aparte veo algo que le falta a este equipo, mas asociacion, una dinamica colectiva de pases y avances que lo hace mas analitico, o como decis vos, mental, a este estilo tan frontal, directo y hasta pareciera individualista, las sucesivas perdidas y faltas, aparte de esas brechas defensivas en el centro lo hacen ver como un equipo colectivamente debil aunque cuente con excelentes individualidades.