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England kept up until 4am by noisy Argentine fans

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By Gavin Mairs Verified
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Gavin Mairs The England rugby squad have been forced to change hotels in Buenos Aires to avoid disruption from celebrations if Argentina win the football World Cup on Sunday night. Steve Borthwick's players had to endure a disturbed night's sleep on Wednesday after an estimated one million Argentine fans gathered yards from their hotel to celebrate Tuesday night's semi-final win over England.
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I watched jubilant Argentina fans burn England flags in Buenos Aires

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By Gavin Mairs Verified
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More than one million people gathered outside the Obelisk in downtown Buenos Aires within an hour of the final whistle to celebrate Argentina's World Cup semi-final victory over England on Wednesday night. The people marched from all corners of the Argentine capital, some blaring vuvuzelas, others carrying national flags or the odd banner proclaiming ownership of the Falkland Islands.
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England need to stop being cautious and start Henry Pollock

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By Gavin Mairs Verified
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Gavin Mairs Are England being too cautious with Henry Pollock ? It is an assertion that the team's management denies, but the case for letting him loose against Argentina on Saturday is strong. The Northampton Saints forward has just one England start to his name, the humiliating 42-21 defeat by Ireland at the Allianz Stadium in February. It was a performance that seriously set back his hopes of cementing a starting place in the back row.
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