you’re right mate, it was the quarters but still an impressive performance they put in
EllliotJack4
February 13, 2012
wasn’t a quarter of final?
viciazzo
February 13, 2012
Surely things are going to change on the international scene now that the Pumas are playing against the 3 southern hemisphere superpower in an yearly tournament, it’s a pity they didn’t get accepted in a few years back, where do you (fellow rugby fans) think Argentina could be..let’s say in 5 years time? And let’s not forget what a tough RWC semi-final they gave the All-Blacks in their own backyard!
EllliotJack4
February 13, 2012
The fact is that Argentina being out of Six Nations or Tri Nations haven’t played so many Tests in these years that Parisse couldn’t have so many chances to achieve successes except in the RWC . Anyhow Parisse, despite Argentina-born, considers him an Italian, coz his parents are both Italian, and he started his professional career with Benetton Treviso in Italy.
huamiify
February 13, 2012
Parisse should have played with Argentina, would have had a lot more success with them.
Trulyloyale
February 13, 2012
basket training & developing of youngsters players always here ….
Stop telling more bs and try to debate on Rugby, thanks !!
Trulyloyale
February 13, 2012
….and you’d say another added nonsense of your list of bs ;-))) !!!
He didn’t choose Italian passport ‘cos he’s Italian 100% , he was casually born in argentina and was raisen there due to his ITALIAN father’s job , but he’s argentinian only in your stupid comments !
Suiting your ” astute ” logic , then Kobe Bryant is totally Italian and not american since he was born in Italy . he rose up and went to school in Italy , learned all his basketball basics and he was formed upon Italian
ed liki
February 13, 2012
Best 8 in the world, so athletic.
EllliotJack4
February 13, 2012
he was born in La Plata to Italian parents who moved there for job reasons. His father is a former Italian player from L’Aquila Rugby, an historical club in center Italy that gave many players to our National Team, like Andrea Masi to name one.
Rainer Schnaegger
February 13, 2012
” Sergio Parisse (born 12 September 1983, in La Plata) is an Italian rugby union rugby player.”
WRONG. Its an argentine playing for Italy
yoe91
February 13, 2012
You’re absolutely right.
But at least these players are have a strong link to the country, love this country as it is their own culture and land. And most importantly, it’s what they do as a team. That’s the principle of club leagues in fact. Doesn’t matter what country you’re from, it’s how you use your skills with the others and create good chemistry.
EllliotJack4
February 13, 2012
it’s not considered a forward pass
OnYourKillCam
February 13, 2012
Oh yeah, how’d no one notice that’?
lelav
February 13, 2012
talking about rugby it’s right at all, but in his life everyone is what he really is: If my mother milk and my own blood is Italian I can’t become anything else , such as an eagle is an eagle and a mouse is a mouse!!
boquensejmc
February 13, 2012
I’d say that he chose italian passport because he had no chance to play with the pumas.
EllliotJack4
February 13, 2012
what should i say? Parisse is son of Italian parents, he learned his first skills in Argentina alright, but he play with us coz he feels Italian not Argentinian. And double-passport players who come to Italy are not alwais so good, like Orquera,Gonzalo Garçia etc..
boquensejmc
February 13, 2012
doesn’t matter if he’s italian by blood law. He learned the most he needed in Argentina, Italy’s using a player that has been formed in a foreing country. In the end Italian rugby grows thanks to the argentine rugby, as always was.
EllliotJack4
February 13, 2012
It was McCaw opinion too
smoblad
February 13, 2012
Definitely one of few players to be able to make it into any side in the world, including New Zealand!
EllliotJack4
February 13, 2012
that’s what I thought
paraslivemore
February 13, 2012
this isn’t considerate a forward pass because the player who caught the ball was behind Parisse
123445706
February 13, 2012
haha 2:19 was like 3 metres forward. he passed b4 the 22 and it bounced like 2 metres after
MRGURUSTEVE
February 13, 2012
he is a gr8 player puts in a lot of effort
lelav
February 14, 2012
parisse is an italian by blood Law, he was born in Argentina by Italian parents. to be underlined he’s an abruzzese, coming from a very mountainous part of italy. Climate is cold for almost 8 months a year and there’re snowy winter…
TheBonluke
February 13, 2012Il mio capitano!
viciazzo
February 13, 2012you’re right mate, it was the quarters but still an impressive performance they put in
EllliotJack4
February 13, 2012wasn’t a quarter of final?
viciazzo
February 13, 2012Surely things are going to change on the international scene now that the Pumas are playing against the 3 southern hemisphere superpower in an yearly tournament, it’s a pity they didn’t get accepted in a few years back, where do you (fellow rugby fans) think Argentina could be..let’s say in 5 years time? And let’s not forget what a tough RWC semi-final they gave the All-Blacks in their own backyard!
EllliotJack4
February 13, 2012The fact is that Argentina being out of Six Nations or Tri Nations haven’t played so many Tests in these years that Parisse couldn’t have so many chances to achieve successes except in the RWC . Anyhow Parisse, despite Argentina-born, considers him an Italian, coz his parents are both Italian, and he started his professional career with Benetton Treviso in Italy.
huamiify
February 13, 2012Parisse should have played with Argentina, would have had a lot more success with them.
Trulyloyale
February 13, 2012basket training & developing of youngsters players always here ….
Stop telling more bs and try to debate on Rugby, thanks !!
Trulyloyale
February 13, 2012….and you’d say another added nonsense of your list of bs ;-))) !!!
He didn’t choose Italian passport ‘cos he’s Italian 100% , he was casually born in argentina and was raisen there due to his ITALIAN father’s job , but he’s argentinian only in your stupid comments !
Suiting your ” astute ” logic , then Kobe Bryant is totally Italian and not american since he was born in Italy . he rose up and went to school in Italy , learned all his basketball basics and he was formed upon Italian
ed liki
February 13, 2012Best 8 in the world, so athletic.
EllliotJack4
February 13, 2012he was born in La Plata to Italian parents who moved there for job reasons. His father is a former Italian player from L’Aquila Rugby, an historical club in center Italy that gave many players to our National Team, like Andrea Masi to name one.
Rainer Schnaegger
February 13, 2012” Sergio Parisse (born 12 September 1983, in La Plata) is an Italian rugby union rugby player.”
WRONG. Its an argentine playing for Italy
yoe91
February 13, 2012You’re absolutely right.
But at least these players are have a strong link to the country, love this country as it is their own culture and land. And most importantly, it’s what they do as a team. That’s the principle of club leagues in fact. Doesn’t matter what country you’re from, it’s how you use your skills with the others and create good chemistry.
EllliotJack4
February 13, 2012it’s not considered a forward pass
OnYourKillCam
February 13, 2012Oh yeah, how’d no one notice that’?
lelav
February 13, 2012talking about rugby it’s right at all, but in his life everyone is what he really is: If my mother milk and my own blood is Italian I can’t become anything else , such as an eagle is an eagle and a mouse is a mouse!!
boquensejmc
February 13, 2012I’d say that he chose italian passport because he had no chance to play with the pumas.
EllliotJack4
February 13, 2012what should i say? Parisse is son of Italian parents, he learned his first skills in Argentina alright, but he play with us coz he feels Italian not Argentinian. And double-passport players who come to Italy are not alwais so good, like Orquera,Gonzalo Garçia etc..
boquensejmc
February 13, 2012doesn’t matter if he’s italian by blood law. He learned the most he needed in Argentina, Italy’s using a player that has been formed in a foreing country. In the end Italian rugby grows thanks to the argentine rugby, as always was.
EllliotJack4
February 13, 2012It was McCaw opinion too
smoblad
February 13, 2012Definitely one of few players to be able to make it into any side in the world, including New Zealand!
EllliotJack4
February 13, 2012that’s what I thought
paraslivemore
February 13, 2012this isn’t considerate a forward pass because the player who caught the ball was behind Parisse
123445706
February 13, 2012haha 2:19 was like 3 metres forward. he passed b4 the 22 and it bounced like 2 metres after
MRGURUSTEVE
February 13, 2012he is a gr8 player puts in a lot of effort
lelav
February 14, 2012parisse is an italian by blood Law, he was born in Argentina by Italian parents. to be underlined he’s an abruzzese, coming from a very mountainous part of italy. Climate is cold for almost 8 months a year and there’re snowy winter…