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”Fellow ISPS Handa ambassador and world number two Brendan Lawlor added: “The beautiful thing about this partnership is it’s going to give so many disability golfers in Ireland a chance at every level, a chance at G4D events, to get disability children into the game and also to get anyone in any walk of life into the game and it’s fantastic 22bet

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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 22bet

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 22bet

Next Friday’s third-place play-off against the loser of the second semi-final 22bet between England and South Africa merely provided a handy excuse 22bet

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 22bet

“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 22bet

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“I know we won’t win World Cup but I’m happy to be at this level and they deserve to be here 22bet

Their play, ambition, ability to raise themselves after the first game [a pool-stage loss to England] 22bet

It’s another obstacle but we can be proud of our team and our capacity to deal with obstacles 22bet

Next week we have a game to play, at the end of the World Cup we will summarise and assess it 22bet

”The players were similarly on message with their adamance at the importance of the worst game in rugby 22bet

“There is one more game left, one more final,” said flanker Marcos Kremer 22bet

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We want a medal and we are going to fight for that," added wing Mateo Carreras 22bet

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 22bet

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 22bet

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 22bet

They have scored just one try across those 240 minutes and have a combined losing margin of 76 points 22bet

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 22bet

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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 22bet

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Argentina were dejected after slipping to a semi-final defeat (Getty Images)Perhaps a semi-final appearance shouldn’t be sneered at 22bet

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 22bet

On paper, Cheika’s tenure – since taking the reins from the sacked Mario Ledesma in early 2022 – will be viewed as a success 22bet

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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 22bet

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 22bet

Media availability was limited – perhaps a poor fit for the historically open Pumas – and a bubble created around the team 22bet

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 22bet

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As for the Australian, he departs with his reputation certainly not damaged and maybe even enhanced 22bet

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