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A solution for SA: the french example

Started by TheTraditionalist0 REPLIES52 VIEWS· 27 Nov 2016, 14:27
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Most rugbys around the world are unhealthy. The french rugby is no exception.

France has been playing loser  rugby for a long time. They tried though to reform it and practise what could be winner rugby.
They failed miserably, as when people able of second rate efforts try first rate efforts: they failed big time.

The result was that french fans were more and more put off and threatened to withdraw their support.

This would go against excellent men's wishes as they strive to keep stuff like loser rugby going. It serves their purpose.

So, as a result, french rugby gave up on their attempt to play winner rugby and are now turning to seductive loser rugby.

The way they play, the french squad is not going to beat NZ on a regular basis. But it leads to what can be named encouraging defeats.

They lose but not too much, the score helps to delude. They show initiatives, they show a high work rate.

Playing the way they play determines them to lose, they lose though in an entertaining way, one that leaves room to hope, one that lets think that persevering will lead to success.

Instead of trying to upgrade their rugby, they prefer to showcase their loser rugby in the best lights.

This is a solution for SA rugby. SA is far from being winner rugby. They are no contender for NZ.

By accepting that SA rugby is on par with Wales, the way to do is to put enough make up on to make it attractive.
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