Last week I spoke with one of my technicians (SIGFRIDO), which reduces Daun inconrtro to chat with Italo Cucci, I was confident that it agrees with critics that only "party linked to oval and its values, but unrelated to the achievement of victory and the result. .. And I said bluntly, "of rugby and if we see the very fine good anyway in the name of the only principles of thought and giocoi points won on the field like football?!
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Pardon? I'm not good
To redeem the disappointment of narrowly lost the match with Ireland and the figure Barbina patita con l’Inghilterra altro non c’era che la vittoria. Ma il 16 a 24 per i Dragoni ci rimette al posto che al momento ci compete e nel quale soffriamo, nonostante l’entusiasmo che comunque circonda la Nazionale, che perde e perde ma non smarrisce l’affetto degli appassionati dell’ovale, cosa difficile da spiegare a chi segue altri sport.
Angelo, allenatore del mini rugby di un club che con orgoglio opera nella periferia romana, telefona in trasmissione and politely "criticized" the conductor to be too hard with the XV that blue does not win. Garanzini beats the wooden spoon on the table and feel the stroke: one can not be good and losing so often. "Yes, rugby is a wonderful sport and we should bring all children to try it," said Garanzini, but they always lose and you do not explain why whatever levy still a very good interest.
Passion and typhoid
Who fills the Flaminio when they play Parisse & C.? Supporters like in football? No, fans of the sport in the movement that we are as players 10, 20, 30, 40, 50 and 60 years, engineers, educators, family: they are a large majority of the total.
In the early stages of football fans and there are so many of them, as everyone has kicked a leather round sooner or later in life, football is not the first person no longer live in if not as mere fans, if they feed on binges front of the TV. And by the way are several million practitioners of Italian football. At Flaminio there is a considerable density of rugby fans who also live in the rest of the year as fans of TV or not "rosy" on Monday, but as active participants and related to sport and to each other.
Passion and typhoid are not the same thing.
Moreover, the presence of the matches is the National the peak of their rugby experience, because they are not fundamentally sectarian and partisan as in football, where instead the ultimate enjoyment is watch the games of his club team.
Still, the experience of the 3rd time is unique and far from a party held occasionally for an event, you - as well as a tradition - a part of the whole of the match and being the kind of sport, the rugby player .
Martians
why "woe to touch rugby," as Garanzini (which is certainly not critical of the sport, diamogliene act properly), but insisted that at its best competitive the national team, we can not measure the performance without considering the essential result. This is correct. But that "will never understand is that that result, ultimately, for the people of rugby, does not matter as important as in other sports, football in the first place: the extreme, in football if you lose you cry and you feel humiliated, the game ends with that defeat underlined by the insults and maybe some other stones pseudo love of football. In no
rugby, rugby does not end the eightieth. The rugby is never ending.
PS: Dear Sergio tell your friends that sometimes you win, otherwise we feel uncomfortable in filling the Flaminio or Meazza of pure passion. The others will not understand and never again treat us to Mars!
cite an article to that effect to minirugby.it
Pardon? I'm not good
To redeem the disappointment of narrowly lost the match with Ireland and the figure Barbina patita con l’Inghilterra altro non c’era che la vittoria. Ma il 16 a 24 per i Dragoni ci rimette al posto che al momento ci compete e nel quale soffriamo, nonostante l’entusiasmo che comunque circonda la Nazionale, che perde e perde ma non smarrisce l’affetto degli appassionati dell’ovale, cosa difficile da spiegare a chi segue altri sport.
“Se perdono non sono bravi”.L'avrebbe detto l’olimpionico di judo Maddaloni, frase riportata dal bravo Gigi Garanzini in ‘A tempo di sport’, la pomeridiana trasmissione sportiva del sabato di Radio 24.
Angelo, allenatore del mini rugby di un club che con orgoglio opera nella periferia romana, telefona in trasmissione and politely "criticized" the conductor to be too hard with the XV that blue does not win. Garanzini beats the wooden spoon on the table and feel the stroke: one can not be good and losing so often. "Yes, rugby is a wonderful sport and we should bring all children to try it," said Garanzini, but they always lose and you do not explain why whatever levy still a very good interest.
Passion and typhoid
Who fills the Flaminio when they play Parisse & C.? Supporters like in football? No, fans of the sport in the movement that we are as players 10, 20, 30, 40, 50 and 60 years, engineers, educators, family: they are a large majority of the total.
In the early stages of football fans and there are so many of them, as everyone has kicked a leather round sooner or later in life, football is not the first person no longer live in if not as mere fans, if they feed on binges front of the TV. And by the way are several million practitioners of Italian football. At Flaminio there is a considerable density of rugby fans who also live in the rest of the year as fans of TV or not "rosy" on Monday, but as active participants and related to sport and to each other.
Passion and typhoid are not the same thing.
Moreover, the presence of the matches is the National the peak of their rugby experience, because they are not fundamentally sectarian and partisan as in football, where instead the ultimate enjoyment is watch the games of his club team.
Still, the experience of the 3rd time is unique and far from a party held occasionally for an event, you - as well as a tradition - a part of the whole of the match and being the kind of sport, the rugby player .
Martians
why "woe to touch rugby," as Garanzini (which is certainly not critical of the sport, diamogliene act properly), but insisted that at its best competitive the national team, we can not measure the performance without considering the essential result. This is correct. But that "will never understand is that that result, ultimately, for the people of rugby, does not matter as important as in other sports, football in the first place: the extreme, in football if you lose you cry and you feel humiliated, the game ends with that defeat underlined by the insults and maybe some other stones pseudo love of football. In no
rugby, rugby does not end the eightieth. The rugby is never ending.
PS: Dear Sergio tell your friends that sometimes you win, otherwise we feel uncomfortable in filling the Flaminio or Meazza of pure passion. The others will not understand and never again treat us to Mars!
