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The decline of Australian rugby. Is there a way out?
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<blockquote data-quote="Horacito" data-source="post: 1164186" data-attributes="member: 71745"><p>Yeah, the video states those three aspects, those are the only three concepts or core ideas explicitly mentioned, but they alone they cannot hold the case from a logic point of view; they need some unstated premises, one of them I think would be the fact that competition is a key factor in developing the areas with a strong production of players </p><p></p><p>I don't really know if Jaguares fits the description of (3), mostly because mostly because cases like that of Gómez Kodela, a player who wasn't able to play for a considerable number of years during his career due to the policy selection by Argentina. In fact, I reckon that selection policy played a large part in the decline of argie rugby in 2019. It was a reasonable policy during its time (it allowed to keep some really important players) but it also shortened the pool to choose from quite dramatically. So I would put a hold into how much cohesion you can achieve in this case, based simply on the fact that the players selected didn't face any competition for their position, almost none in the case of Sánchez por instance, and how that could have impacted their performance in 2019. Not many of our boys can go to NZ, SA or AUS like Cubo </p><p></p><p>I think the answer is NZ. You have a number of franchises from a limited amount of regions, they get to SR and then to ABs </p><p>in argentina's case, Córdoba, CABA, Rosario and Tucumán </p><p></p><p>sorry aussie fans, didn't mean to steal your thread</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Horacito, post: 1164186, member: 71745"] Yeah, the video states those three aspects, those are the only three concepts or core ideas explicitly mentioned, but they alone they cannot hold the case from a logic point of view; they need some unstated premises, one of them I think would be the fact that competition is a key factor in developing the areas with a strong production of players I don't really know if Jaguares fits the description of (3), mostly because mostly because cases like that of Gómez Kodela, a player who wasn't able to play for a considerable number of years during his career due to the policy selection by Argentina. In fact, I reckon that selection policy played a large part in the decline of argie rugby in 2019. It was a reasonable policy during its time (it allowed to keep some really important players) but it also shortened the pool to choose from quite dramatically. So I would put a hold into how much cohesion you can achieve in this case, based simply on the fact that the players selected didn't face any competition for their position, almost none in the case of Sánchez por instance, and how that could have impacted their performance in 2019. Not many of our boys can go to NZ, SA or AUS like Cubo I think the answer is NZ. You have a number of franchises from a limited amount of regions, they get to SR and then to ABs in argentina's case, Córdoba, CABA, Rosario and Tucumán sorry aussie fans, didn't mean to steal your thread [/QUOTE]
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