I havent seen that tournament listed.
10 years is quite a long time to try and develop the professional game, why are players
still amateur? is there not enough finance in the game?
The most famous Argentinian player in my country is Felipe Contepomi who played #10
for Leinster and scored 1225 points over 6 years. He is still currently with Leinster as a coach.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Felipe_Contepomi
10 years is quite a long time to try and develop the professional game, why are players
still amateur? is there not enough finance in the game?
The most famous Argentinian player in my country is Felipe Contepomi who played #10
for Leinster and scored 1225 points over 6 years. He is still currently with Leinster as a coach.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Felipe_Contepomi
Sorry for replying so late.
Look what happens is that here the sport that monopolizes everything at a popular level is soccer as it is public knowledge.
The rest of the sports are played a lot but as secondary sports.
In the case of rugby, here in Argentina only middle or upper class people play it.
This leads to few people watching or following it in such a way that it is profitable on television (although the main tournament is broadcast by ESPN) and sponsors certain big brands.
Yes obviously I know him, if I remember correctly he is the top scorer of the team (national team) or now they passed him and this second I don't remember well.
In these years the emigration of many young players to Europe for wages is even greater. Even those who are bad travel on their own, for example, to a country that is starting to want to get into the world of rugby like Spain and play there for money.
