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London Irish add Australia lock Adam Coleman to ranks
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London Irish have continued their flurry of major signings to strengthen their return to the top flight by recruiting Australia international Adam Coleman.
Coleman, a 6ft 8in, 19.2stones second row, has won 31 caps and has been an ever-present for the Wallabies over the last two and a half years.
The 27-year-old will line-up with Irish for the 2019-20 Gallagher Premiership season after this autumn’s World Cup.
“London Irish have got big ambitions and as well as a good squad already in place, they are making some exciting signings,” Coleman said.
The Exiles have also signed the likes of New Zealand World Cup winner Waisake Naholo, Sean O’Brien, Sekope Kepu and Paddy Jackson.
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Well said except Argentina is most certainly not an “emerging nation” as far as rugby is concerned. If you’re making global-social-political claim, then I’m out of my depth entirely.
Argentina by multiple leagues of magnitude played better than Ireland today. Striking away a try in the 2nd minute did not necessarily lead to Arg demise, but as we all know, rugby is such an emotional game that then to be down 12-0 over nothing is gut-wrenching, especially as it was effectively a 19 point swing. Argentina’s fight back throughout the rest of the match was laudable.
A howl of great sadness for a beautiful sport that has criminal administrators, feckless refs, foppish TMOs, idiotic tv pundits, et al. attempting to collectively suicide the whole thing. No fault of the players or coaches necessarily. We have a situation where punitive cards that detract away from the essence and loftiness of the game itself are celebrated to a degree that is pathologically purblind. Rugby has created for itself a fetish for punishment rather than simply allowing the game to be played. Shameful.
Go to commentsAbsolutely right, can’t expect nearly an all kiwi officiating team to know the rules properly 😉
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