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Venue: Estadio Jose Amalfitani
Time: 23:40 CAT (SA, GMT+2)
Well, we have a little better discipline when playing at home. Still, the coach should bench Lavanini (and maybe Herrera) to make a point, at least for a few weeks.
As I'm going to the game, I really hope the former option.
Which one of the 5 people that are at the stadium are you?
I now understand why my bank sent me an email yesterday inviting me to the game.
Decent match overall from JAG. Playing old good closed rugby.
The Jaguares are beating the Bulls at the physical game, something unthinkable 10 years ago
As a "supporter of sorts" this is the first Jags game of the year that I won't sit down specifically to watch. I will look for the result instead as the pattern of the game is all too predictable. The Jags will play lots of exciting rugby. They will fail to convert chances. The Bulls will kick their goals. The Bulls will dominate the scrums. Lavannini will find himself in the bin. The game will look to slip around the 60th minute for the Jags as their lack of self belief manifests. The Bulls will sneak ahead in the 75th minute. The Jags will lose.
Can only comment on the last 20 mins. The team is playing well and in the way an Argentina team should, i.e. NOT like the All Blacks. I hear the South African commentators excusing their bad results by talking of the big "step up" to Super Rugby. Rubbish. Isn't it more like a step down to Super Rugby from the RC and the RWC? Or at the very worst a step sideways from the T14 and Champion's Cup?
They are dominating but I'm pretty sure the greatest Pumas team ever from the 2005-2007 era would be well able to smash these guys.
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Well done Jags. Hopefully the start of good things.
Which one of the 5 people that are at the stadium are you?
I now understand why my bank sent me an email yesterday inviting me to the game.