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the SANZAR will invite formally The Pumas to Three Nations of 2008. Initially(originally) they would not be a part(report) of the competition, and only they would play with the selected one that remains free.
Then by all means! Show us these argentinian papers, even if it means you have to spend money to buy them all and take a photo of them all on your kitchen table sir![/b]
Second off, I hope this is true, I hope they are invited to add a team or teams in the Super 14 as well, it'll add some more colour in the SH game (I know, even more colour and variety, how is that possible?) and hopefully drag the Argentinians in Europe away from those evil european money machines...but us European and (specifically) Anglo-Saxon folk are very arrogant people
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Then by all means! Show us these argentinian papers, even if it means you have to spend money to buy them all and take a photo of them all on your kitchen table sir!
We do not doubt your word, but us European and (specifically) Anglo-Saxon folk are very arrogant people who only believe what is printed in the Times or the Age for example. [/b]
As I said, get your players to **** the NH off and you'll be rightBut there's still the whole deal about the players having no vacations if they actually play those tests during the Tri-Nations.
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That would be a temporary thing I would imagine, once Argentina realise the money making potential it is concievable that they would play thier home games in Argentina...although South Africa is a fairly nice place anyway, mad about thier rugby there so would be a cash cow for your Argentinian Rugby Union.but we wont play in Argentina
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This is all over argentinean newspapers, let's hope it's confirmed soon. [/b]
Then by all means! Show us these argentinian papers, even if it means you have to spend money to buy them all and take a photo of them all on your kitchen table sir!
We do not doubt your word, but us European and (specifically) Anglo-Saxon folk are very arrogant people who only believe what is printed in the Times or the Age for example. [/b]
Asado, this means therefore that you will have to copy and translate in English because of course Anglo Saxons only trust what is printed in English.
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Good thing I am of Scottish stock thenAnd when I said "Anglo-Saxon", I did mean all of our colonial..*ahem* brothers too
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