was going to write on the Perpignan-Toulon ( 29-25) played yesterday in Barcelona, \u200b\u200bthe party that has been a public record in the quarter-finals of the Heineken Cup (55 thousand, of which 32 thousand were French fans USAP and 6 thousand of Toulon, leaving the beautiful figure of 17 000 spectators English in a rugby match, awesome), which is not paradoxical in a country so little rugbista as Spain, and especially in a city, as I said in this blog a few weeks ago, not known for making things easier for local rugby teams. And what I do, but not exactly the way you intended, because although he podido ver el partido (exceptuando los últimos 7 minutos), las condiciones no han sido las mejores. Pensaba verlo en la pantalla televisiva de casa (no recuerdo las pulgadas, pero es un pantallón grande), pero finalmente la televisión autonómica catalana (TV3) no ha ofrecido el encuentro en su canal principal, cosa que yo daba por supuesta, más que nada por los fastos con los que se había presentado la llegada del USAP a la capital del volk catalanista (en la web de TV3, como dato más destacado del partido de ayer, se decía que los éxitos del USAP provocaban una multiplicación de las matriculaciones en cursos de lengua catalana en Perpignan. Nada de por qué no jugaba David Melé, o quién es Porical. The first is the first ). No, that TV3 is still similar guidelines that jerifaltes of Teledeporte, and instead of USAP-Toulon offered one of those clunkers plays that have given a thousand times before.
After the frustration (not tune in Palma on TV3 sports channel which broadcast the game), I have no choice but to find somewhere online where you can see the bleachers full of Montjuic (now think they are called 'Lluis Companys '). I find in Argentina the ESPN signal, picture and several cuts from defective, it seems, to the excessive influx of visitors (not the plans were the best to continue with confidence the party. Its remoteness was constantly criticized by the silvery voices, it was hard to tell which player was wearing the oval). And the frustration is added a punishment relentless, a disastrous first half by both sides, headed by endless chains of errors and more errors, game stopped, and so on. It seemed that the pressure had taken over the precision play of both teams, castaways of good rugby. Especially were the locals who made more errors in that first phase, with shots and Laharrague diverted Cazenave, unable to generate only combinations of attack, and also committed two infringements by Rolland with a yellow card. Toulon then had the time, 20 minutes comprehensive numerical superiority, but missed. They did not go through the game when he played, no Mignoni launched their backs when the inferiority and fear had gripped the possibilities of Perpignan. In the end they got more tests than its rival (3 by 2), but the continuing infringements in the rucks ended his chances, adding Porical foot (and I missed a few shots) the points needed to compensate for unevenness of trials. A disappointment for Wilko, but especially for magnate Boudjellal.
The second half was much livelier, and there he consummated Perpignan devastating territorial control, first because his rival was always too much ground to cover if I wanted to try, and second because any disadvantage in favor (of 'Les Catalans') was by contrast in area shooting clubs. After a dire first half, the backs began to wander dangerously premises in the area of \u200b\u200b22 rival, and entry into the field of South African Gavin Hume (great defender, made a tackle I think Lamont stratospheric) allowed them to more tightly control the dangerous Toulon counterattacks. The Saint-André followed in his bad line mistakes and penalties continued, and that just buried. And just when it's test Freshwater, ESPN's image morphs and suddenly emits a fungol match of the Italian league. So I'm not seeing the conversion of the third test Portical and visitors, besides the post-match celebrations. The worst broadcast I've suffered, just as the disputing party closer to home.
As shown in the video 'Home' above, the picture of Montjuic has been spectacular. Certainly not filled and when I played their games on English football. Perpignan is already in the Heineken semi-final and awaits the winner of the Northampton-Ulster.
PD: As reported yesterday the country, called by some 'day of rugby Catalan' did not have the enthusiasm of all. Of the 44 clubs Catalan no less than 26 have signed a 'letter' of cooperation signed by USAP, FC Barcelona and Catalan Federation. Among them, the Santboiana, who by the mouth of its chairman Tony Gabarro ('perpinyanista' child, who spoke at yesterday's match as "a feast of rugby, but rugby is the feast of Catalan") disagreed with forms 'blackmailers' shown by the USAP. The Santboiana Irish teams prefer to work with because, unlike the USAP, "the aid offered nothing in return."
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