Argies in the 4N

[WorkingClassRugger]

i like hernandez, he is a freak, too bad hes injured

[video=youtube;SYF4VuVkyhY]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SYF4VuVkyhY[/video]

Has always been a player who I thought would thrive playing in Super Rugby.

 

[08umema]

Quad nations sounds a little, er, special, though.

sounds fine to me!

 

[WorkingClassRugger]

Quad nations sounds a little, er, special, though.

Just call it the Four Nations. Rugby had the Tri-Nations for years before League starter their triangular series of the same name. No one will care or at least I won't.

 

[Swat]

What's it officially called tho?

 

[Army_Gav]

Just call it the Four Nations. Rugby had the Tri-Nations for years before League starter their triangular series of the same name. No one will care or at least I won't.

Officially its called Rugby League Four Nations, so it would simply be Rugby Union Four Nations

 

[tigerland12]

Some of my favourite players are Argentines, so I can't wait to see them playing on a regular basis.

Albacete, Leguizamon, Fernandez-Lobbe, El Mago (Hernandez), Contepomi, Agulla. All class players.

 

[Army_Gav]

I've made an effort to watch all of their games, I've really hated the fact that we haven't been able to watch a lot of their tests. They can at times be accused of 10 man Rugby, they look extremely dangerous when their backs have space.

 

[Army_Gav]

Check out these videos of their supporters

[video=youtube;zM9bgi8AgOE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zM9bgi8AgOE[/video]

[video=youtube;nT8nAsUtrDk]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nT8nAsUtrDk[/video]

 

[Joe Mac]

I am very much looking forward to a boys trip to Buenos Aires to watch the Wallabies.

Wine, steak and rugby hmmmm

 

[Jay]

Just call it the Four Nations. Rugby had the Tri-Nations for years before League starter their triangular series of the same name. No one will care or at least I won't.

Following the thinking that gave us Soup Rugby, they can call it FouRugby.

 

[Army_Gav]

I am very much looking forward to a boys trip to Buenos Aires to watch the Wallabies.

Wine, steak and rugby hmmmm

Don't forget Quilmes

 

[DPK]

Or the Giardia.

 

[WorkingClassRugger]

I am very much looking forward to a boys trip to Buenos Aires to watch the Wallabies.

Wine, steak and rugby hmmmm

Brother and I are planning a trip in 2013 for a Arg vs Australia game.

 

[Sully]

Could be expensive.

 

[Jnor]

Surely it would be about a million times cheaper to fly to LA and get a flight to BA straight from there!?!?!?!?

 

[Sully]

Hey I didn't say I was smart. Just that I could use the internets.


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[Nusadan]

Get a round the world airfare?

Then you could take in matches in South Africa and NZ as well!

 

[Sandpit Fan]

Could be expensive.

That schedule would kill a brown dog. 38 hrs as the best option?

Aerolineas Argentinas used to have semi regular flights out of Sydney via NZ to BA, although it's years since I've had to look into it. I still remember Christmas was a pain in the arse - 3 flights a week, booked up months in advance. Should be better these days. From memory about 16 or 18 hours. With that sort of travel time you would stay a week or two, then continue east to SA for the next game.

 

[sudrugby]

That schedule would kill a brown dog. 38 hrs as the best option?

Aerolineas Argentinas used to have semi regular flights out of Sydney via NZ to BA, although it's years since I've had to look into it. I still remember Christmas was a pain in the arse - 3 flights a week, booked up months in advance. Should be better these days. From memory about 16 or 18 hours. With that sort of travel time you would stay a week or two, then continue east to SA for the next game.

Fly to Chile... taste some wine there
Then take a bus across the Andes... stop in Mendoza... beef, wine, good life, prettiest girls on earth
Then go to Buenos Aires for the game!

 

[Sully]

Sounds fantastic.


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