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    15 Juan Cruz Mallia, 14 Emiliano Boffelli, 13 Matias Moroni, 12 Jeronimo De La Fuente, 11 Juan Imhoff, 10 Santiago Carreras, 9 Gonzalo Bertranou, 8 Pablo Matera, 7 Marcos Kremer, 6 Juan Martin Gonzalez, 5 Tomas Lavanini, 4 Matias Alemanno, 3 Francisco Gomez Kodela, 2 Julian Montoya (c), 1 Thomas Gallo

    Reserves: 16 Agustin Creevy, 17 Nahuel Tetaz Chaparro, 18 Joel Sclavi, 19 Facundo Isa, 20 Rodrigo Bruni, 21 Tomas Cubelli, 22 Tomas Albornoz, 23 Lucio Cinti

    Adam Kyriacou  /  Aug 12, 2022  /  Argentina

    Argentina: Juan Imhoff starts in one of four changes for Australia rematch

    Argentina: Juan Imhoff starts in one of four changes for Australia rematch

    Argentina head coach Michael Cheika has made four changes in personnel to his starting line-up that will take on Australia in San Juan on Saturday.

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    @MiketheSnow said in Pumas v Wallabies 2:

    Second win for Oz

    Yup probably a similar script to last game, I reckon

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    @Machpants said in Pumas v Wallabies 2:

    @MiketheSnow said in Pumas v Wallabies 2:

    Second win for Oz

    Yup probably a similar script to last game, I reckon

    Will depend on discipline - Wallabies have been slow to start and often caught on the wrong side of the whistle. That reversed in the second half as the Pumas felt the lash of Adamson's hatred.

    If the Pumas clean up a bit of their defence it could turn around I think.

    I'll be sitting on the couch Sunday morning, quietly enjoying the fact that my rugby season is over. Thank fuck.

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    Iain Payten  /  Aug 12, 2022  /  Rugby Union

    Wallabies injury curse strikes again: Fainga’a out, Pollard to debut

    Wallabies injury curse strikes again: Fainga’a out, Pollard to debut

    Rookie pair Lachlan Lonergan and Billy Pollard have been promoted after Wallabies hooker Folau Fainga’a suffered a concussion at training.

    The Wallabies will do another sweep for black cats and broken mirrors after concussed hooker Folau Fainga’a became the latest withdrawal from the second Test against Argentina, forcing Lachlan Lonergan to start and Billy Pollard onto the bench for a potential debut.

    After a two-week tour that has already seen Dave Porecki, Michael Hooper, Quade Cooper, Hunter Paisami and Allan Ala’alatoa all fly home, Fainga’a suffered a head knock at the Wallabies’ training session on Thursday. He reported symptoms and failed a test on Friday morning.

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    @NTA said in Pumas v Wallabies 2:

    Iain Payten  /  Aug 12, 2022  /  Rugby Union

    Wallabies injury curse strikes again: Fainga’a out, Pollard to debut

    Wallabies injury curse strikes again: Fainga’a out, Pollard to debut

    Rookie pair Lachlan Lonergan and Billy Pollard have been promoted after Wallabies hooker Folau Fainga’a suffered a concussion at training.

    The Wallabies will do another sweep for black cats and broken mirrors after concussed hooker Folau Fainga’a became the latest withdrawal from the second Test against Argentina, forcing Lachlan Lonergan to start and Billy Pollard onto the bench for a potential debut.

    After a two-week tour that has already seen Dave Porecki, Michael Hooper, Quade Cooper, Hunter Paisami and Allan Ala’alatoa all fly home, Fainga’a suffered a head knock at the Wallabies’ training session on Thursday. He reported symptoms and failed a test on Friday morning.

    An injury curse is preferable to a coach curse.

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    @Crucial said in Pumas v Wallabies 2:

    @NTA said in Pumas v Wallabies 2:

    Iain Payten  /  Aug 12, 2022  /  Rugby Union

    Wallabies injury curse strikes again: Fainga’a out, Pollard to debut

    Wallabies injury curse strikes again: Fainga’a out, Pollard to debut

    Rookie pair Lachlan Lonergan and Billy Pollard have been promoted after Wallabies hooker Folau Fainga’a suffered a concussion at training.

    The Wallabies will do another sweep for black cats and broken mirrors after concussed hooker Folau Fainga’a became the latest withdrawal from the second Test against Argentina, forcing Lachlan Lonergan to start and Billy Pollard onto the bench for a potential debut.

    After a two-week tour that has already seen Dave Porecki, Michael Hooper, Quade Cooper, Hunter Paisami and Allan Ala’alatoa all fly home, Fainga’a suffered a head knock at the Wallabies’ training session on Thursday. He reported symptoms and failed a test on Friday morning.

    An injury curse is preferable to a coach curse.

    More an Admin curse than a Coach curse.

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    Oh right - Lonergan is 2 and Pollard is 18 or 19. Farken hell.... what a time to debut.

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    Fast start for the Pumas with two quick tries.

    Now Wallabies hit back with a good lineout move and run by Valetini and Slipper gets the try

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    Rip roaring start

    Arg 14-7 Aus
    13 mins gone

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    Juan Imhoff and Wylie Human are the wingers in my best names XV.

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    Anthony Seibold on the panel??

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    That's absolutely amazing by de la Fuente. I've never seen anything like it. What a boss.

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    Isn't it interesting to see what happens when you chase a kick.

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    Petaia does have Bridge like abilities at times.

    Fuck Mehrtens is even more of a tard than Marshall.

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    Shut up Andrew, you're embarrassing yourself.

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    Argentina might be even more fun to watch than France when they turn up.

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    Dickson just lost the plot. Argue LH tackled short. Wrestles half out of two tacklers to get back up and dives over the line, still held. Try 🤦

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    Was that 5 tries from people just chasing kicks? Hardly groundbreaking eh ABs.

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    Aussies ball shy and tackle shy going by those highlights.

    Man aussie commentary is a hard listen. Is there a school for it? I see James Slipper has embraced his pasifika roots and become Sli'ipaaaaaaaaaa

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