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<blockquote data-quote="Melhor Time" data-source="post: 443864" data-attributes="member: 20116">Sorry for the late reply. IÂ´ve been really busy finalizing my trip to NZ.&nbsp; - if you are there lets meet up!Let me say that I know Todd Clever a over half of the USA team. They are entering this like nothing I have seen before. The USA is feeling the anniversary strongly and the UAS Eagles are competing for the entire population. TheyÂ´ll look like Argentina signing the anthem. Todd is a really motivated guy. Takes no **** from anyone and is in the form of his lief. Be warned, if Ireland treat this lightly they are going to have more trouble than Scotland did today vs Romania. BTW not all teams go into games to win. I wish they did but its just not possible given the rules of rugby which mean its not possible to play negatively and expect to come close like in soccer. From what IÂ´ve seen and from who IÂ´ve spoken with they play firstly for themselves and secondly to have fun. Winning is, in the end, not as important as these things. I started a team in 2009. We are in the SÃ£o Paulo championship in Brazil. The goals are long term - just like they are for many teams. Marius Tincu said something that everyoen should pay attention to - Romania enjoyed playing Scotland today but in 2007 they didnÂ´t.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Melhor Time, post: 443864, member: 20116"] Sorry for the late reply. IÂ´ve been really busy finalizing my trip to NZ. - if you are there lets meet up! Let me say that I know Todd Clever a over half of the USA team. They are entering this like nothing I have seen before. The USA is feeling the anniversary strongly and the UAS Eagles are competing for the entire population. TheyÂ´ll look like Argentina signing the anthem. Todd is a really motivated guy. Takes no **** from anyone and is in the form of his lief. Be warned, if Ireland treat this lightly they are going to have more trouble than Scotland did today vs Romania. BTW not all teams go into games to win. I wish they did but its just not possible given the rules of rugby which mean its not possible to play negatively and expect to come close like in soccer. From what IÂ´ve seen and from who IÂ´ve spoken with they play firstly for themselves and secondly to have fun. Winning is, in the end, not as important as these things. I started a team in 2009. We are in the SÃ£o Paulo championship in Brazil. The goals are long term - just like they are for many teams. Marius Tincu said something that everyoen should pay attention to - Romania enjoyed playing Scotland today but in 2007 they didnÂ´t. [/QUOTE]

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