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Matera et Carreras de retour pour l'Argentine

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Pablo Matera (Argentine) (Photo de Hannah Peters/Getty Images)

Le troisième ligne Pablo Matera et le demi d’ouverture polyvalent Santiago Carreras ont été rappelés dans le groupe de l’Argentine dimanche, ont annoncé les Pumas au lendemain de leur large victoire contre l’Italie (50 à 18).

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L’expérimenté Matera (31 ans, 107 sélections), avait été suspendu après un carton rouge reçu contre l’Afrique du Sud en septembre derniers lors du Rugby Championship.

Carreras, qui était l’ouvreur titulaire des Argentins lors du Mondial-2023, est lui de retour après une blessure à un mollet.

Matera et Carreras remplacent respectivement Efrain Elias et Geronimo Prisciantelli.

Les Pumas, deuxièmes du Rugby Championship cet été derrière les Boks, se déplacent en Irlande vendredi, avant d’affronter la France la semaine suivante pour achever leur tournée européenne.

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PM 0 minute ago
Why Jacob Stockdale 2.0 is ready for an Ireland renaissance this summer

You could be right, but I wouldn’t scrub him from the picture just yet. Only turned 29 so could be a decent option for this RWC cycle. He’s had a very good season, in a poor team

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GrahamVF 8 minutes ago
How 'misunderstood' Rassie Erasmus is rolling back the clock

Hang on a second in the QF England played Fiji and SA played France. Why were England so much more knackered than SA? Which game would you choose to play? And SA had England in the semi while NZ had a 44/6 romp against Argentina? Don’t think any side ever will again have to play all four of the top nations to win the cup.

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GrahamVF 12 minutes ago
How 'misunderstood' Rassie Erasmus is rolling back the clock

He is a confidence player. Once he’s missed one he thinks he should have got his confidence is shot. That’s why Pollard came on to kick the winning goals. The difference between The Boks and the AB in the final. Even with 14 men.

if they had had Pollard they would have won.

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GrahamVF 16 minutes ago
How 'misunderstood' Rassie Erasmus is rolling back the clock

Did you watch that game? He score those three tries against any opposition on any day - he was at a different level.

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GrahamVF 18 minutes ago
How 'misunderstood' Rassie Erasmus is rolling back the clock

He played sweeper for the highly successful 7’s side and his cross defence was outstanding. He’s quicker than some people realise but I’m not sure he would be OK at 15’s FB against someone like Finn at 10.

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GrahamVF 23 minutes ago
How 'misunderstood' Rassie Erasmus is rolling back the clock

The Boks scored freely against France in the first half of the QF before the bench came into play.

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GrahamVF 24 minutes ago
How 'misunderstood' Rassie Erasmus is rolling back the clock

In the late 90’s Nick Mallett coached the Boks and he had Honibal at fly - Rassie at 6 Skinstadt at 8 Breyton Paulse on the wing Joost at his best at scrum half how would they not play running rugby. The destroyed France in Paris and the French crowd started shouting “OLE” every time they touched the ball. The French rugby writers called them the Brazil of rugby. They won 18 on the trot. Then came the Boks’ kicking game phase with Fourie du Preez kicking for Bryan Habana to chase. Over the past three or four years the Boks skill sets are rapidly catching up with the rest of the world - Manie’s no look cross kick, SFM’s incredible skills last weekend - it is very difficult to pronounce on teams unless one watches them week after week. So I resist the temptation to say that without one or two superstars the French skillsets are not that much different to the other top teams.

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NB 29 minutes ago
How 'misunderstood' Rassie Erasmus is rolling back the clock

I think there was a match the other week in Fiji where all the players were out on their feet in the humid heat after one long passage of play! So it’s not the be-all and end-all when it ends in comedy…


Thanks for the Batty story - one of the great small men of the amateur era.

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NB 32 minutes ago
How 'misunderstood' Rassie Erasmus is rolling back the clock

True! And he had him playing #9 at plenty of rucks after a lineout!

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Cantab 35 minutes ago
The All Black prop who played 80 minutes to sink the Blues

Crusaders front row out muscled the Blues when it mattered. This team has strength fore and aft and may well be the difference when it comes to the play offs.

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GrahamVF 40 minutes ago
How 'misunderstood' Rassie Erasmus is rolling back the clock

I think you’re back on the endless action topic. Boring and thank goodness it will never happen in rugby union. On another topic, was a sports reporter on the Cape Argus when Grant Batty injured his knee during the ‘76 tour of SA. I interviewed him a few times and became friendly with him - he was really interested in the Stellenbosch rugby setup. A top Cape Town orthotics man made the brace for his knee which allowed him to play the rest of the tour.

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Mitch 55 minutes ago
How 'misunderstood' Rassie Erasmus is rolling back the clock

The smart arse in me is waiting for Matt Williams to accuse Rassie Erasmus of discriminating against forwards by cleverly enlisting Cheslin Kolbe as a lineout thrower as we saw on a couple of occasions last year.

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Ninjin 1 hour ago
South African rugby's top heavy house of cards

Paar Gim :-)

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AJ 1 hour ago
Japan's proposed anti-diverse 'blood' eligibility law after foreign player influx

This is a pretty dirty headline.

The proposed changes have nothing to do with ethnicity or keeping foreign players out of Japan rugby circuit.

The proposal is for a quota of development positions for people coming through the Japanese education system, this is why people who have naturalized or resided in Japan following their education are not eligible for these positions. It is understood that for the most part these positions are not intended for veteran players who are “already developed but qualify”. The current suggestion of 11 positions is heavily debated by most coaches who think 6 is a more appropriate number.


This impacts the local league team not the national team, so there are plenty of positions available for everyone. I don't get what the agenda is but this article is just stirring problems that don't exist.

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DR 2 hours ago
How 'misunderstood' Rassie Erasmus is rolling back the clock

True, Wales struggling , maybe they need to import a few players to get them going again.


Things are happening in Aussie rugby, their Super Rugby teams are doing better as well. Aussies are too competitive to be left behind for too long. Good luck, we need a strong Aussie team.


I like your Italian analogy, enjoy the fight, give your best, no regrets !

Love the game. Play it like Kwagga!

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Cantab 2 hours ago
New Zealand Sevens name squads for high-stakes World Championship

Only Aussie likely to possibly upset NZ as these 2 teams are way ahead of the others.

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Cantab 2 hours ago
New Zealand Sevens name squads for high-stakes World Championship

Don’t think you need to worry about this AB 7s side climbing up off the canvas to win this tournament. They have not performed well at any stage and are mediocre at best.

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NB 2 hours ago
How 'misunderstood' Rassie Erasmus is rolling back the clock

I feel Joe is wedded to the 5/3 which is why he may struggle to pick big Will for the Lions Ardy. Maybe 20-30 mins off the pine??

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NB 2 hours ago
How 'misunderstood' Rassie Erasmus is rolling back the clock

Both the Corderos were/are good Fran! Santi great at Exe.

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