Why is Spain 20th place in International Rugby Rankings?

Questions were asked after reading some farce history on Polynesians in South America. The history was on the South American Peruvian Labor Scheme, which failed, and became a labor market for slum trading kidnappers. Every time it seems that some Anthropologist finds Polynesian DNA in South America, they throw it away to the possibility of the Peruvian Labor Scheme. Now it seems Samoans and Tongan are reading some of those articles, and laughing cause well, Samoans and Tongans are stronger and bigger than their neighbors, and who regularly flatten their opponents in anything closely related to War. The subject of Spain on the flattened Rugby 20th ranking list was briefly mentioned.

Samoa vs Italy 2013 game an example of Samoan Discipline

Samoa came out on top in the Italy game 2013, but the question by the Big Hit Rugby fans was "Why didn't Samoa do their Samoan thing". The answer came later as the game progressed when fans saw several chances for Samoa to play the physical game card, but didn't. There was even an opening for several brawls against an agitated Italian side. A Manu Samoa fan pointed out "I see whats happening, Samoa is showing another face, they have their reasons". The game ended with a score of 39-10 with Samoa winning. 

Tonga coach Mana Otai still defends Tongan players against Canada match PNC 2013

Halaifonua contested a sketchy charge who was paper banned for six weeks until July 21 for a massive hit on winger Canadian Matt Evans that caused Evans to be taken off on a stretcher. Halaifonua might also be unavailable for the Sevens World Cup in Moscow this month. Tongan player Aholelei said it was obvious to punching flanker Canadian Jebb Sinclair, for which he was asked off in the first half. Aholelei might be suspended until July 12, 2013. Piutau was carded after taking down hooker Canadian Ray Barkwill. Tonga's coach Mana Otai said that Tonga was being unfairly penalized for their physical play. “I couldn’t really see why (the yellow cards were issued),”. Later Otai was asked if Pacific Island teams were being singled out, he said: “Absolutely", pointing out to the fear of dominating Pacific Island Rugby. In this years 2013 cup South Island Rugby with a combined population selection under "1 million" [Fiji and Tonga] took on combined mainland population selections of over 360 million people [USA, Canada, Japan].

Fiji wins Pacific Nations Cup 2013 against new Northern Rugby members

It was an exciting PNC, with this time being the first time in 2013, that Canada and USA played in the Pacific Nations Cup hoping to get some experience. Canada who wished to win the 2013 cup made a desperate move on June 8th against the Tongans, using soccer rugby tactics and questionable penalties, but still ended up losing on the rugby side of the game. Japan beat the United States and Canada. Fiji won against the USA, Japan, and Tonga 34-21, and Tonga won against the USA. Fiji took the final PNC 2013.

Rugby media still tricked by Samoans vs Golden Lions game 2013

A Rugby Analyst from the Northern Rugby hemisphere pointed out that South African teams have had a more than questionable clean record of clean game calls, and Samoa already knew that. "Really it's a wonder why other media haven't targeted  more South African games for there lack of Rugby Statesmanship. Then again with South Africa's history, Rugby might be the only thing they have right now." The Rugby Analyst went on to say that this game from Samoa scares him. Samoa's intelligence just grinned with a mouth full of shark teeth. According to the Rugby Analyst, Samoa hit the Golden Lions with too many brutal embarrassing hits, and then just left the game open for the taking. He then said "It seemed to be a purposely lost game to fuel media broadcasting, making it worse is it's a record win game, but when the game is actually watched, it's now Golden Lion's biggest Rugby embarrassment instead of an achievement." One of the Sport Commentators for the Samoans vs Golden Lions games is quoted "They're parting like the Red Sea". To note, the full Rugby match is still hard to find online.

The Rugby copy strategies are obvious and a failure

In several past games with South Island Rugby teams, people have noted there seems to be very obvious new strategies being attempted, such as keeping that pressure on, moving fast on the break down, and meeting Samoans and Tongans with at least a physical aspect of the game. In fact the Rugby sport commentators have said it so much over the years in broadcast that it's turned into a way out to a possible win. Or at least they hoped it. The problem seems to be that when teams play like that, they're playing just like South Islanders, but that's how South Islanders like playing. In fact that's like making it a practice game against another South Island team, it just makes them stronger and better and want to compete more. Rugby fans are even more worried about pakeha teams dumbing down the game with soccer goal kicks, and playing the beloved Rugby game only on the score board. Unfortunately for some teams that play on the score board, rugby fans know that when you win, sometimes you really lose, and when you lose, sometimes you really win.    

Canada punishes Tonga's awesome Rugby hits

Canada has been bashed and bruised and fans have read of Canada now crying in the media about Tonga's discipline. One fan said "Honestly Canada didn't even play Rugby during the entire Tonga match, but was playing Soccer on the score board. It's now all worse with reading Canadian online rugby headlines trying to take a big headed position". Other Rugby fans complained "I came to watch real Rugby, not to watch Canada rely on their soccer playboy". The unedited game version has been posted online with fans noting that game commentators were also trying to save face for Canada during the entire match. Tonga's awesome big Rugby hits on the Canadian team makes it all even more trying for the future Canadian Rugby.

Impassioned Plea to the Welsh people to Win on losing ears

Jed Thian, bloated out a full on plea and warning to Welsh Rugby Fans about the coming on-slaughtering of their Welsh Rugby Team. The thing is, people aren't so sad to see Australia win this one to it's limit. If Wales loses this one, which as of now looks to be another fumble, they fall in the IRB ranks even further. It's a wonder that they're still up there really considering the losses. France will hold tight in the rankings, but it looks as though Australia and Samoa "The Giants Killers", might be looking down soon on the Northern Rugby Hemisphere. No one is counting out England and Scotland at all, but it looks like in the future the spots for 2,3,4,5, and 6, will be a fun rank battle.

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England Rugby struggle against Pacific Island Rugby teams

The Rugby Champions of the World "The All Blacks of Aotearoa - New Zealand" are still looking down at London - England from their World Cup wins over the years. England, who is The Pacific Island team's recent emulator, is according to Mike Catt of the England Rugby team, in need of a redeveloped change. Prevailing Pacific island team Mana and tactics has become a Rugby record blemish, but England team refuses to give into the rising Rugby tides. England now might have contracted with a Tongan Pacific Islander talent to join England's Rugby struggle. In just 2011, England was reported to even drastically change their jersey colors from white to black, to copy the Rugby Champions of the South Pacific.

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RFU Disciplinary Officer Jeff Blackett paper talks Eliota Fuimaono Sapolu

Eliota Fuimaono Sapolu after a World Rugby Cup game Twittered online for feedback on Referee Owens, which was also commented on by The Prime Minister of Samoa who slammed the Welshman's judgements. It seems Englishman Jeff Blacket who is a type of disciplinary officer paper talked with Eliota Fuimaono Sapolu on actions, which were basically originally about to ban Referee Owens from all Rugby, instead on the twittered requests, Blackett says 6 months of non-playing for Eliota Fuimaono Sapolu.

First time Wales win against Manu Samoa in World Cup History

Back in September of 2011, Wales for the first time in World Cup History survived Manu Samoa 17-10. It looked to be a third time in World Cup History for Wales to see Manu Samoa play ahead and make another run at the cup. Wales though in the crucial moments of the game, changed their tactics to make way for a win with Shane Williams. All respects were given to the players who will battle it out again next World Rugby Cup.