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Pool D - Argentina, France, Georgia, Ireland, Namibia
Discussion around Pool D - Argentina, France, Georgia, Ireland, Namibia
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France will dominate. I'd love for the Pumas to get up and defeat Ireland.
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Ireland Argentina Georgia Nambia
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This is such an awful draw. France, Ireland, & Argentina are all ranked above Scotland, Wales & ourselves and yet one's going home before the quarters.
I'll actually take France (boo, hiss) & Ireland despite Argentina beating Ireland 2-0 in the series over these last two weekends. Rather like ourselves it was very much a second or third choice Ireland.
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tough group.....ireland all the way though best chance ever of going far in the world cup
the mood in the country is good too so come on lads!!!!!
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