They were the runners up during the 2019 Super Rugby season, losing to the Crusaders 19–3 in the Super Rugby Final, played on July 6, 2019. Eight senior players, including the past two captains, Agustin Creevy and Jeronimo de la Fuente, have joined European clubs. | SR Super Rugby News
section: | slug: | sport: football | route: team_page_roster | Super Rugby 2020: So what's the deal again? Argentina's rugby union (UAR) has encouraged Jaguares players to take deals overseas amid an uncertain outlook for Super Rugby due to the coronavirus pandemic, centre Jeronimo de … The Giteau Law is reportedly under heavy discussion at Rugby Australia, but can the governing body really afford to loosen its Wallabies eligibility reins? Argentina’s Pumas have selected almost exclusively home-based players for the past few years, but Rodriguez said coach Mario Ledesma would be given the freedom to choose his squad from further afield. Jaguares News. There's plenty of mind games going on in Australia, while Liam Squire returns in New Zealand to press his All Blacks claims, and the Bulls have gone all in on Handre Pollard. The Jaguares had effectively operated as a shadow Argentina squad since joining Super Rugby in 2016 and in 2019 finished runners-up to the Crusaders. But a first Super Rugby title won't be heading to South America on Saturday, Craig Dowd writes. Argentina's Pumas have selected almost exclusively home-based players for the last few years but Rodriguez said coach Mario Ledesma would be given the freedom to choose his squad from further afield. Marcelo Rodriguez said the cancellation of the 2020 edition of Super Rugby and the subsequent loss of TV, sponsorship and ticket revenue meant there was no way to keep their best players in Argentina.
Jaguares players have been encouraged to take deals overseas amid an uncertain outlook for Super Rugby due to the coronavirus pandemic, centre Jeronimo de la Fuente has confirmed.
Argentina are poised for a strong Rugby Championship and World Cup on the back of the Jaguares' success. The Jaguares is an Argentinian professional rugby union team based in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
They were the runners up during the 2019 Super Rugby season, losing to the Crusaders 19–3 in the Super Rugby Final, played on July 6, 2019. Eight senior players, including the past two captains, Agustin Creevy and Jeronimo de la Fuente, have joined European clubs. | SR Super Rugby News
section: | slug: | sport: football | route: team_page_roster | Super Rugby 2020: So what's the deal again? Argentina's rugby union (UAR) has encouraged Jaguares players to take deals overseas amid an uncertain outlook for Super Rugby due to the coronavirus pandemic, centre Jeronimo de … The Giteau Law is reportedly under heavy discussion at Rugby Australia, but can the governing body really afford to loosen its Wallabies eligibility reins? Argentina’s Pumas have selected almost exclusively home-based players for the past few years, but Rodriguez said coach Mario Ledesma would be given the freedom to choose his squad from further afield. Jaguares News. There's plenty of mind games going on in Australia, while Liam Squire returns in New Zealand to press his All Blacks claims, and the Bulls have gone all in on Handre Pollard. The Jaguares had effectively operated as a shadow Argentina squad since joining Super Rugby in 2016 and in 2019 finished runners-up to the Crusaders. But a first Super Rugby title won't be heading to South America on Saturday, Craig Dowd writes. Argentina's Pumas have selected almost exclusively home-based players for the last few years but Rodriguez said coach Mario Ledesma would be given the freedom to choose his squad from further afield. Marcelo Rodriguez said the cancellation of the 2020 edition of Super Rugby and the subsequent loss of TV, sponsorship and ticket revenue meant there was no way to keep their best players in Argentina.
Jaguares players have been encouraged to take deals overseas amid an uncertain outlook for Super Rugby due to the coronavirus pandemic, centre Jeronimo de la Fuente has confirmed.
Argentina are poised for a strong Rugby Championship and World Cup on the back of the Jaguares' success. The Jaguares is an Argentinian professional rugby union team based in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
They were the runners up during the 2019 Super Rugby season, losing to the Crusaders 19–3 in the Super Rugby Final, played on July 6, 2019. Eight senior players, including the past two captains, Agustin Creevy and Jeronimo de la Fuente, have joined European clubs. | SR Super Rugby News
section: | slug: | sport: football | route: team_page_roster | Super Rugby 2020: So what's the deal again? Argentina's rugby union (UAR) has encouraged Jaguares players to take deals overseas amid an uncertain outlook for Super Rugby due to the coronavirus pandemic, centre Jeronimo de … The Giteau Law is reportedly under heavy discussion at Rugby Australia, but can the governing body really afford to loosen its Wallabies eligibility reins? Argentina’s Pumas have selected almost exclusively home-based players for the past few years, but Rodriguez said coach Mario Ledesma would be given the freedom to choose his squad from further afield. Jaguares News. There's plenty of mind games going on in Australia, while Liam Squire returns in New Zealand to press his All Blacks claims, and the Bulls have gone all in on Handre Pollard. The Jaguares had effectively operated as a shadow Argentina squad since joining Super Rugby in 2016 and in 2019 finished runners-up to the Crusaders. But a first Super Rugby title won't be heading to South America on Saturday, Craig Dowd writes. Argentina's Pumas have selected almost exclusively home-based players for the last few years but Rodriguez said coach Mario Ledesma would be given the freedom to choose his squad from further afield. Marcelo Rodriguez said the cancellation of the 2020 edition of Super Rugby and the subsequent loss of TV, sponsorship and ticket revenue meant there was no way to keep their best players in Argentina.
Jaguares players have been encouraged to take deals overseas amid an uncertain outlook for Super Rugby due to the coronavirus pandemic, centre Jeronimo de la Fuente has confirmed.
Argentina are poised for a strong Rugby Championship and World Cup on the back of the Jaguares' success. The Jaguares is an Argentinian professional rugby union team based in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
They were the runners up during the 2019 Super Rugby season, losing to the Crusaders 19–3 in the Super Rugby Final, played on July 6, 2019. Eight senior players, including the past two captains, Agustin Creevy and Jeronimo de la Fuente, have joined European clubs. | SR Super Rugby News
section: | slug: | sport: football | route: team_page_roster | Super Rugby 2020: So what's the deal again? Argentina's rugby union (UAR) has encouraged Jaguares players to take deals overseas amid an uncertain outlook for Super Rugby due to the coronavirus pandemic, centre Jeronimo de … The Giteau Law is reportedly under heavy discussion at Rugby Australia, but can the governing body really afford to loosen its Wallabies eligibility reins? Argentina’s Pumas have selected almost exclusively home-based players for the past few years, but Rodriguez said coach Mario Ledesma would be given the freedom to choose his squad from further afield. Jaguares News. There's plenty of mind games going on in Australia, while Liam Squire returns in New Zealand to press his All Blacks claims, and the Bulls have gone all in on Handre Pollard. The Jaguares had effectively operated as a shadow Argentina squad since joining Super Rugby in 2016 and in 2019 finished runners-up to the Crusaders. But a first Super Rugby title won't be heading to South America on Saturday, Craig Dowd writes. Argentina's Pumas have selected almost exclusively home-based players for the last few years but Rodriguez said coach Mario Ledesma would be given the freedom to choose his squad from further afield. Marcelo Rodriguez said the cancellation of the 2020 edition of Super Rugby and the subsequent loss of TV, sponsorship and ticket revenue meant there was no way to keep their best players in Argentina.
Jaguares players have been encouraged to take deals overseas amid an uncertain outlook for Super Rugby due to the coronavirus pandemic, centre Jeronimo de la Fuente has confirmed.
Argentina are poised for a strong Rugby Championship and World Cup on the back of the Jaguares' success. The Jaguares is an Argentinian professional rugby union team based in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
They were the runners up during the 2019 Super Rugby season, losing to the Crusaders 19–3 in the Super Rugby Final, played on July 6, 2019. Eight senior players, including the past two captains, Agustin Creevy and Jeronimo de la Fuente, have joined European clubs. | SR Super Rugby News
section: | slug: | sport: football | route: team_page_roster | Super Rugby 2020: So what's the deal again? Argentina's rugby union (UAR) has encouraged Jaguares players to take deals overseas amid an uncertain outlook for Super Rugby due to the coronavirus pandemic, centre Jeronimo de … The Giteau Law is reportedly under heavy discussion at Rugby Australia, but can the governing body really afford to loosen its Wallabies eligibility reins? Argentina’s Pumas have selected almost exclusively home-based players for the past few years, but Rodriguez said coach Mario Ledesma would be given the freedom to choose his squad from further afield. Jaguares News. There's plenty of mind games going on in Australia, while Liam Squire returns in New Zealand to press his All Blacks claims, and the Bulls have gone all in on Handre Pollard. The Jaguares had effectively operated as a shadow Argentina squad since joining Super Rugby in 2016 and in 2019 finished runners-up to the Crusaders. But a first Super Rugby title won't be heading to South America on Saturday, Craig Dowd writes. Argentina's Pumas have selected almost exclusively home-based players for the last few years but Rodriguez said coach Mario Ledesma would be given the freedom to choose his squad from further afield. Marcelo Rodriguez said the cancellation of the 2020 edition of Super Rugby and the subsequent loss of TV, sponsorship and ticket revenue meant there was no way to keep their best players in Argentina.
Jaguares players have been encouraged to take deals overseas amid an uncertain outlook for Super Rugby due to the coronavirus pandemic, centre Jeronimo de la Fuente has confirmed.
Argentina are poised for a strong Rugby Championship and World Cup on the back of the Jaguares' success. The Jaguares is an Argentinian professional rugby union team based in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
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They were the runners up during the 2019 Super Rugby season, losing to the Crusaders 19–3 in the Super Rugby Final, played on July 6, 2019. Eight senior players, including the past two captains, Agustin Creevy and Jeronimo de la Fuente, have joined European clubs. | SR Super Rugby News
section: | slug: | sport: football | route: team_page_roster | Super Rugby 2020: So what's the deal again? Argentina's rugby union (UAR) has encouraged Jaguares players to take deals overseas amid an uncertain outlook for Super Rugby due to the coronavirus pandemic, centre Jeronimo de … The Giteau Law is reportedly under heavy discussion at Rugby Australia, but can the governing body really afford to loosen its Wallabies eligibility reins? Argentina’s Pumas have selected almost exclusively home-based players for the past few years, but Rodriguez said coach Mario Ledesma would be given the freedom to choose his squad from further afield. Jaguares News. There's plenty of mind games going on in Australia, while Liam Squire returns in New Zealand to press his All Blacks claims, and the Bulls have gone all in on Handre Pollard. The Jaguares had effectively operated as a shadow Argentina squad since joining Super Rugby in 2016 and in 2019 finished runners-up to the Crusaders. But a first Super Rugby title won't be heading to South America on Saturday, Craig Dowd writes. Argentina's Pumas have selected almost exclusively home-based players for the last few years but Rodriguez said coach Mario Ledesma would be given the freedom to choose his squad from further afield. Marcelo Rodriguez said the cancellation of the 2020 edition of Super Rugby and the subsequent loss of TV, sponsorship and ticket revenue meant there was no way to keep their best players in Argentina.
Jaguares players have been encouraged to take deals overseas amid an uncertain outlook for Super Rugby due to the coronavirus pandemic, centre Jeronimo de la Fuente has confirmed.
Argentina are poised for a strong Rugby Championship and World Cup on the back of the Jaguares' success. The Jaguares is an Argentinian professional rugby union team based in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
