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Tue 10 Oct 2007It's time to take noticeArgentina have often complained about their treatment by the International Rugby Board (IRB), the feeling that they are seen as second-class citizens. They are the nomads of the world game, the side that has no other function outside of the World Cup and what the Northern Hemisphere call the autumn internationals, a series of entertaining money-spinners before Christmas. Argentina are still in this World Cup despite the world governing body.After gliding through the pool stages and setting up a quarter-final against Scotland that they will see as a springboard into a semi-final, it raises the question as to why Argentina have been left to wander the globe without the rugby brotherhood welcoming them into either the Tri-Nations or the Six Nations championships.
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