WALES JUNE TOUR: SA IN DC, ARGENTINA
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There's an ongoing thread for all things Welsh
http://www.forum.thesilverfern.com/topic/2316/wales-june-tour-sa-in-dc-argentina/34
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@stargazer it's cause they is shit, innit
to be fair, no one cares about Argentina either
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@stargazer said in WALES JUNE TOUR: SA IN DC, ARGENTINA:
Not sure why the individual Wales tests aren't allowed their own thread; why was "Argentina v Wales - Test #1" removed? Aren't people interested in Wales anymore?
BEcasue we have this tour thread which encompasses all tour events, including tests. (As MikeTheSnow tried pointing out)
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Personally I just don't really care about Argentina. If Wales were playing SA or Aus I'd be far more interested.
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If we keep this under a 15 point margin we're doing well.
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@mikethesnow said in WALES JUNE TOUR: SA IN DC, ARGENTINA:
If we keep this under a 15 point margin we're doing well.
You're as bad as the Irish trying to claim underdog status. The argies aren't waht they were - the team seems to have gone downhill since the last RWC unfortunately.
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@nzzp said in WALES JUNE TOUR: SA IN DC, ARGENTINA:
@mikethesnow said in WALES JUNE TOUR: SA IN DC, ARGENTINA:
If we keep this under a 15 point margin we're doing well.
You're as bad as the Irish trying to claim underdog status. The argies aren't waht they were - the team seems to have gone downhill since the last RWC unfortunately.
At home with a side comprised of players who for the most part have been playing together week in week out versus a Wales team missing significant Lions calibre firepower.
Underdog status is hardly a stretch methinks.
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@mikethesnow said in WALES JUNE TOUR: SA IN DC, ARGENTINA:
@nzzp said in WALES JUNE TOUR: SA IN DC, ARGENTINA:
@mikethesnow said in WALES JUNE TOUR: SA IN DC, ARGENTINA:
If we keep this under a 15 point margin we're doing well.
You're as bad as the Irish trying to claim underdog status. The argies aren't waht they were - the team seems to have gone downhill since the last RWC unfortunately.
At home with a side comprised of players who for the most part have been playing together week in week out versus a Wales team missing significant Lions calibre firepower.
Underdog status is hardly a stretch methinks.
World ranking #5 plays #9.
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@kruse said in WALES JUNE TOUR: SA IN DC, ARGENTINA:
@mikethesnow said in WALES JUNE TOUR: SA IN DC, ARGENTINA:
@nzzp said in WALES JUNE TOUR: SA IN DC, ARGENTINA:
@mikethesnow said in WALES JUNE TOUR: SA IN DC, ARGENTINA:
If we keep this under a 15 point margin we're doing well.
You're as bad as the Irish trying to claim underdog status. The argies aren't waht they were - the team seems to have gone downhill since the last RWC unfortunately.
At home with a side comprised of players who for the most part have been playing together week in week out versus a Wales team missing significant Lions calibre firepower.
Underdog status is hardly a stretch methinks.
World ranking #5 plays #9.
Welsh ref.World ranking #5 is for past successes/failures not for future potential with current squad.
Referee is Irish.
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FUCK YES
HUGE WIN for Wales.
Adam Beard was immense.
So too James Davies.
Two great tries scored.
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Congratulations to Wales on the win! Not trying to take anything away from Wales's game, particularly their defence was very good, but what a lacklustre performance from the Pumas. Maybe tired after a huge series of games, and the travel, from the Jaguares?
And who was that idiot of a commentator? Who in their right mind is revealing the results of other games? I had been avoiding the news and internet all day, so I could watch S Africa v England without knowing the result, and then this dumbass starts discussing the games during his commentary. He also repeated it several times, and also the recent wins of the Jaguares were mentioned at least three times. Ugghhh.
The next game will be interesting. This win will give Wales a great boost for sure.
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@stargazer said in WALES JUNE TOUR: SA IN DC, ARGENTINA:
Congratulations to Wales on the win! Not trying to take anything away from Wales's game, particularly their defence was very good, but what a lacklustre performance from the Pumas. Maybe tired after a huge series of games, and the travel, from the Jaguares?
And who was that idiot of a commentator? Who in their right mind is revealing the results of other games? I had been avoiding the news and internet all day, so I could watch S Africa v England without knowing the result, and then this dumbass starts discussing the games during his commentary. He also repeated it several times, and also the recent wins of the Jaguares were mentioned at least three times. Ugghhh.
The next game will be interesting. This win will give Wales a great boost for sure.
Never allowed the Pumas to get into second or maybe third gear.
All commentators do it. And even more appealing to him yesterday, sering as Wales only NH team to beat SH/in SH comp team
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While we wait for the 2nd Test team announcement, the Welsh players have been told to get their dancing shoes dusted off
Crusaders coach Scott Robertson has responded to speculation linking him with the Wales job.
New candidate emerges to be the next Wales rugby coach and he wants to know if there's a wave pool in Cardiff | Wales Online
It looks like Wayne Pivac and Dave Rennie have competition
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Scott Robertson says he's flattered by reports that he's in the conversation to be the Wales' next head coach, but says there's "nothing behind" them.
https://www.nzherald.co.nz/rugby/news/article.cfm?c_id=80&objectid=12069594
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@tim said in WALES JUNE TOUR: SA IN DC, ARGENTINA:
Scott Robertson says he's flattered by reports that he's in the conversation to be the Wales' next head coach, but says there's "nothing behind" them.
https://www.nzherald.co.nz/rugby/news/article.cfm?c_id=80&objectid=12069594
Time will tell
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@mikethesnow Can be a decent stepping stone to coaching the ABs (Henry, then Hansen).
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@nepia said in WALES JUNE TOUR: SA IN DC, ARGENTINA:
@mikethesnow Can be a decent stepping stone to coaching the ABs (Henry, then Hansen).
Then Gatland.
I'll get my coat 😂
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Wales squad for the second test against the Pumas:
15 Hallam Amos (17 Caps)
14 Josh Adams (3 Caps)
13 Scott Williams (56 Caps)
12 Owen Watkin (5 Caps) -
11 George North (75 Caps)
10 Rhys Patchell (9 Caps)
9 Aled Davies (10 Caps)
1 Rob Evans (26 Caps)
2 Ryan Elias (4 Caps)
3 Tomas Francis (32 Caps)
4 Adam Beard (3 Caps)
5 Cory Hill (17 Caps) (CAPTAIN)
6 Ellis Jenkins (7 Caps)
7 James Davies (2 Caps)
8 Ross Moriarty (23 Caps)Replacements:
16 Elliot Dee (9 Caps)
17 Nicky Smith (20 Caps)
18 Dillon Lewis (4 Caps)
19 Bradley Davies (62 Caps)
20 Josh Turnbull (9 Caps)
21 Tomos Williams (1 Cap)
22 Gareth Anscombe (17 Caps)
23 Tom Prydie (6 Caps)SQUAD UPDATE:
Samson Lee has been released from the squad and returned home due to a back injury. He will undergo further assessment.Hadleigh Parkes suffered a compound facture to his finger in the test against Argentina last weekend. The injury rules him out of the final summer test and he will undergo further assessment on the injury in due course.
WALES MAKE FIVE CHANGES FOR FINAL TEST
Cory Hill continues as captain as Ellis Jenkins, Tomas Francis, Ryan Elias, Aled Davies and Owen Watkin all come into the side to face Argentina in Santa Fe on Saturday. Jenkins comes into the back-row at blindside flanker to link up with James Davies at openside and Ross Moriarty at No8. Hill and Beard continue their partnership in the second row whilst it is a new look front row with Ryan Elias and Tomas Francis coming in for their first starts of the tour alongside Rob Evans. Aled Davies also gets his first start at half-back alongside Rhys Patchell. Watkin comes into the midfield and partners Scott Williams in the centre with Hadleigh Parkes ruled out through injury (details below). The back-three is unchanged from the victory in San Juan last weekend with Hallam Amos at full-back with Josh Adams and George North on the wings.
