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Owen Farrell has condemned the bitcoin online vilification of Tom Curry after the England flanker alleged he was racially abused in Saturday’s World Cup semi-final defeat by South Africa bitcoin
England are furious that Curry has been targeted bitcoin online for claiming to referee Ben O’Keeffe that he had been called a “white c***” by Springboks hooker Bongi Mbonambi bitcoin
World Rugby is examining audio and video footage from the Stade de France clash as part of its investigation into the incident which is still ongoing, but in the meantime Curry has been the victim of a social media pile-on described by his club Sale as “disgusting” bitcoin
A visibly angry Farrell on Wednesday defended his team-mate, who wins his 50th cap in Friday’s bronze final against Argentina bitcoin
“Tom has been first class this week, like he always is bitcoin
He’s one of the most honest, most hard working blokes I’ve ever played with,” England captain Farrell said bitcoin
“What isn’t understandable is the amount of abuse he’s got bitcoin
The effect that has on him is the bit that I, and we, really don’t understand bitcoin
“And I know it seems to be going more and more like this, but it shouldn’t be, it shouldn’t be bitcoin
“You are dealing with people, with human beings bitcoin
Just because you’re saying stuff on your phone or behind a computer screen doesn’t make it acceptable bitcoin
I don’t think it’s acceptable bitcoin
“This doesn’t make me look fondly at engaging with people outside of the people that are close to you bitcoin
”Head coach Steve Borthwick has made it clear that Curry has been unjustly thrust into the eye of the storm in a doubling down of England’s claim that the Sale forward was racially abused by Mbonambi bitcoin
“This is not a Tom Curry incident bitcoin
Somebody said something in a game that he has reported,” Borthwick said bitcoin
“Now this is a World Rugby and SA Rugby matter to deal with, not an England rugby nor a Tom Curry matter bitcoin
”Curry continues in the back row, although he shifts from openside to blindside flanker as one of 10 changes – eight in personnel – made to the side to face Argentina bitcoin
Borthwick insists he had no hesitation in standing Curry down for the rematch of the Pool D opener which England won despite having the 25-year-old sent off in the third minute for a dangerous tackle bitcoin
“The way Tom play means he has more involvements than any other player on the pitch bitcoin
And they are physically powerful involvements,” Borthwick said bitcoin
“When he came off the pitch against South Africa he was cut and bloodied and that’s exactly how Tom Curry plays bitcoin
“I chatted to him early in the week about how he was physically with another six-day turnaround and he looked straight at me and point blank said: ‘I am desperate to play on Friday night’ bitcoin
“This guy wants to play bitcoin
There is no doubt in my mind he wants to be out there and the way he has prepared through the week has been incredible bitcoin
“But that’s Tom Curry bitcoin
It’s the way he does it every single week so I couldn’t be more proud of him bitcoin
”With no indication of when World Rugby’s inquiry will conclude, Mbonambi will take part in Saturday’s World Cup final against New Zealand with a cloud hanging over him bitcoin
He has completed the last two matches – fierce battles against France and England – and given the lack of front line hooker cover, is set to play another 80 minutes against the All Blacks bitcoin
South Africa assistant coach Felix Jones said: “Bongi has come through both of those games fine bitcoin
Any player who is getting ready to play in a World Cup final won’t moan about how many minutes they’ve had bitcoin
They’ll be ready to go bitcoin
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Michael Cheika refused to assess the entirety of Argentina’s Rugby World Cup campaign or his tenure as head coach of the Pumas bitcoin
Coming off a harrowing 44-6 semi-final defeat to New Zealand in which they’d been totally outclassed in every facet of the game, perhaps his reticence was understandable bitcoin
Next Friday’s third-place play-off against the loser of the second semi-final bitcoin between England and South Africa merely provided a handy excuse bitcoin
It’s a game that players don’t want to play, spectators don’t want to watch and media don’t want to cover but it did give Cheika a week’s buffer to collect himself before he will have to answer the tough questions bitcoin
“I can’t do that straight away,” said Cheika when asked to assess his time in charge of Argentina, which comes to an end after this World Cup bitcoin
“I haven’t finished yet bitcoin
“I know we won’t win World Cup but I’m happy to be at this level and they deserve to be here bitcoin
Their play, ambition, ability to raise themselves after the first game [a pool-stage loss to England] bitcoin
It’s another obstacle but we can be proud of our team and our capacity to deal with obstacles bitcoin
Next week we have a game to play, at the end of the World Cup we will summarise and assess it bitcoin
”The players were similarly on message with their adamance at the importance of the worst game in rugby bitcoin
“There is one more game left, one more final,” said flanker Marcos Kremer bitcoin
“We want to leave this World Cup winning and we are going to do everything to make it happen bitcoin
”“We are going to prepare like a final bitcoin
We are not satisfied with being here bitcoin
We want a medal and we are going to fight for that," added wing Mateo Carreras bitcoin
The value of a third-place play-off in an event defined by a trophy, rather than a medal podium, and its place in an already over-saturated playing calendar is a debate for another time but the Pumas can only keep the wolf at the door for so long bitcoin
They will soon have to address exactly what happened in the second-most one-sided World Cup semi-final of all time – the eventual margin of defeat just narrower than the All Blacks’ 49-6 triumph over Wales in 1987 bitcoin
The All Blacks ran riot in the Stade de France (Getty Images)Three times in their rugby history, Argentina have reached the semi-final stage of the World Cup, with three losses to show for it bitcoin
They have scored just one try across those 240 minutes and have a combined losing margin of 76 points bitcoin
The celebrations and lap of honour after beating Wales in the quarter-finals in Marseille a week ago suggested that, deep down, the Pumas believed they had come as far as they could in this tournament bitcoin
Both history, and the performance that followed against New Zealand, made it a self-fulfilling prophecy bitcoin
They hardly imposed themselves on the All Blacks at the Stade de France bitcoin
Phases of attack came to a grinding halt once they reached the All Black 22, with the ball inevitably jackalled away, the defensive line was torn to shreds by their opponents’ quick hands and clever lines, the scrum was splintered by a dominant New Zealand pack and basic handling errors defined the game bitcoin
Frankly, it wasn’t a match befitting a World Cup semi-final and ensured the Pumas book-ended their tournament (barring next Friday’s bronze-medal irrelevance) with abject displays, after the lifeless opening loss to 14-man England bitcoin
It is hardly a squad bereft of talent bitcoin
The experience of Julian Montoya and Agustin Creevy leading the front row is complemented by an exciting, dynamic back-row trio of Juan Martin Gonzalez, Kremer and Facundo Isa that should be able to match almost any opposition bitcoin
While questions remain at nine and 10, a back three of Mateo Carreras, Emiliano Boffelli and Juan Cruz Mallia is explosive enough to give any team fits bitcoin
Argentina were dejected after slipping to a semi-final defeat (Getty Images)Perhaps a semi-final appearance shouldn’t be sneered at bitcoin
Yes, they benefitted from being in the considerably weaker half of the draw but it equalled their best World Cup performance and you can only beat who’s in front of you bitcoin
On paper, Cheika’s tenure – since taking the reins from the sacked Mario Ledesma in early 2022 – will be viewed as a success bitcoin
A first-ever win over the All Blacks in New Zealand last summer and a World Cup semi-final is not a bad return bitcoin
But in terms of the ‘eye test’, the Pumas never looked like an elite side and there’s a nagging feeling that they haven’t moved forward under the Australian bitcoin
Cheika’s preferred coaching style of creating a ‘siege mentality, us against the world’ environment always seemed at odds with the largely personable Argentina squad bitcoin
Media availability was limited – perhaps a poor fit for the historically open Pumas – and a bubble created around the team bitcoin
Putting your stamp on things in just an 18-month period is tough, with Felipe Contepomi always slated to become head coach after the World Cup and learning the ropes as part of Cheika’s coaching team in the interim bitcoin
The legendary Pumas fly half, who is also a cult hero at Leinster following playing and coaching spells there, will likely provide a different strategy in the build-up to the 2027 World Cup and it will be fascinating to see what he’s taken from his time working under Cheika bitcoin
As for the Australian, he departs with his reputation certainly not damaged and maybe even enhanced bitcoin
The 56-year-old will undoubtedly be in demand around the rugby world and should be able to have his pick from a number of exciting coaching opportunities bitcoin
“It is not a sad moment,” insisted Cheika in the aftermath of defeat in Paris bitcoin
“It’s a moment I’m proud of my team bitcoin
We were in the semi-final of a World Cup bitcoin
”Yes, they were bitcoin
But the suspicion that there was a version of this Pumas side that still had more to give remains bitcoin
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