Showing posts with label Argentina. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Argentina. Show all posts

Monday, April 18, 2011

Argentina (UAR) Pro Home SS 2006/2007 Rugby Jersey

Argentina Pro SS 2006/2007 Rugby Jersey made by Adidas. Official rugby jersey released for 2006/2007 rugby season. Adidas and UAR LOS PUMAS logo embroidered at the chest. VISA logo heat applied at the center of the jersey. Material: 100% 'ClimaCool' polyester. Color: Light Blue/White. Used but in excellent condition.
Size: L
Prize: MYR 200

Tuesday, April 12, 2011

Argentina (UAR) SS Rugby World Cup 2007

Argentina (UAR) SS Rugby World Cup 2007 made by Adidas. Official iRB rugby jersey released for Rugby World 2007 season. Adidas, Argentina (UAR) and iRB RWC07 logos embroidered on the chest. Material: 100% polyester 'Climacool' fabric. Very rare to find. Color: Blue/White. Used but still in perfect condition. Rare item nowadays.
Size: L (2pcs available)
Prize: MYR 300

Saturday, March 19, 2011

Classic Argentina (UAR) Pro Home 2002/2003 Rugby Jersey

Classic Argentina (UAR) Pro Home 2002/2003 Rugby Jersey made by Topper. Made in Argentina. Official rugby jersey released for 2002/2003 rugby season. Topper and UAR embroidered on the chest. VISA logo sublimated on center and Topper logo sublimated at the back. UAR INDUMENTARIA OFICIAL and Los Pumas logo heat applied at bottom left. Classic Argentina (Los Pumas) jersey suitable for any fans or collectors. Very rare and hard to find this kind of jersey nowadays. Material: 100% polyester. Color: Navy/White. Used but in good condition.
Size: L
Prize: MYR 250

Sunday, January 23, 2011

Argentina (UAR) Pro Home 2000's Rugby Jersey

Argentina Pro Home 2000's Rugby Jersey made by Topper. Official rugby jersey released for 2000's rugby season. Topper and UAR embroidered on the chest. VISA logo heat applied at the center and Topper logo heat applied at the back. Classic Argentina (Los Pumas) jersey suitable for any fans or collectors. Very rare and hard to find this kind of jersey nowadays. Color: Navy/White. Used but in good condition.
Size: L
Prize: MYR 250

Friday, December 17, 2010

Special Edition: Argentina (UAR) SS Rugby World Cup 2003 Jersey

Argentina (UAR) SS Rugby World Cup 2003 Jersey made by Topper. Made in Argentina. Official iRB rugby jersey released for Rugby World 2003 season. Topper and iRB RUGBY WORLD CUP 2003 embroidered at the chest. UAR logo patch on the left chest. Material: 100% polyester fabric. Color: Blue/White. New without tag. Highly collectable item. Very rare in market nowadays.
Size: S but fit M/L perfectly
Prize: MYR 350

Monday, December 6, 2010

Special Edition: Player Issue Argentina (UAR) Rugby Back Pack-No.15

Player Issue Argentina (UAR) Rugby Back Pack made by Adidas. Two compartments-front with organizer. Two side zip pockets. Adjustable shoulder straps. 100% polyester backpack with PVC backing. UAR, Adidas and number 15 were printed on the bag as same as Ignacio Corleto official number. New without tag. Very rare item in elsewhere.
Prize: SOLD

Tuesday, November 30, 2010

Argentina (UAR) SS Training 2009/2010 Rugby Jersey

Argentina (UAR) SS Training 2009/2010 Rugby Jersey made by Adidas. Made in Argentina. Official training rugby jersey released for 2009/2010 rugby season. Adidas and Los Pumas (UAR) logos embroidered on the chest. Sponsor VISA heat applied on the center. Material: 100% ClimaCool polyester fabric. Color: Red. Very rare and cant bought at normal shop. Used but in perfect condition.
Size: S
Prize: MYR 290

Thursday, November 25, 2010

Argentina Pro SS 2006/2007 Rugby Jersey

Argentina Pro SS 2006/2007 Rugby Jersey made by Adidas. Official rugby jersey released for 2006/2007 rugby season. Adidas and LOS PUMAS logo embroidered at the chest. VISA logo heat applied at the center of the jersey. Material: 100% 'ClimaCool' polyester material. Used but in good condition (little wear and little crack on VISA sponsor).
Size: L
Prize: SOLD

Saturday, November 13, 2010

Argentina (UAR) SS Training 2009/2010 Rugby Jersey-Blue

Argentina (UAR) SS Training 2009/2010 Rugby Jersey made by Adidas. Made in Argentina. Official training rugby jersey released for 2009/2010 rugby season. Adidas and Los Pumas (UAR) logos embroidered on the chest. Sponsor VISA heat applied on the center. Material: 100% ClimaCool polyester fabric. Color: Blue. Very rare and cant bought at normal shop. Used but in excellent condition.
Size: XS
Prize: SOLD

Tuesday, October 19, 2010

Special Edition: Argentina Pro Away SS 2010/2011 Rugby Jersey


Argentina Pro Away SS 2010/2011 Rugby Jersey made by Adidas. Made in Argentina. Official rugby jersey released for season 2010/2011. Adidas and UAR logos embroidered at the chest. Sponsor VISA heat applied at the center of the jersey. Small Adidas logo embroidered at the top back of the jersey. Color: Baby Blue/Navy. Material: 100% Polyester ''Climalite'' 365 . New with tag. Limited and very rare to find in everywhere.
Size: L
Prize: MYR 450

Sunday, October 10, 2010

Argentina Pro SS 2008/2009 Rugby Jersey

Argentina Pro SS 2008/2009 Rugby Jersey made by Adidas. Made in Argentina. Official rugby jersey released for 2008/2009 rugby season. Adidas and LOS PUMAS logo embroidered at the chest. VISA logo heat applied at the center of the jersey. Material: 100% 'ClimaCool' polyester material. Used but in excellent condition. Bought at Argentina during holiday in year 2008
Size: L
Prize: SOLD

Wednesday, September 29, 2010

Argentina Pro Home SS 2010/2011 Rugby Jersey

Argentina Pro Home SS 2010/2011 Rugby Jersey made by Adidas. Official rugby jersey released for season 2010/2011. Adidas and UAR logos embroidered at the chest. Small Adidas logo embroidered at the top back of the jersey. Color: Baby Blue / White. Material: 100% Polyester ''ClimaCool''. New with tag.
Size: M and L
Prize: MYR 300

Tuesday, September 21, 2010

Special Edition: Argentina Pro Home 2007/2008 Rugby Jersey-No. 7


Argentina Pro SS 2007/2008 Rugby Jersey made by Adidas. Made in Hong Kong. Official rugby jersey released for 2008/2009 rugby season. Adidas and LOS PUMAS logo embroidered at the chest. Number 7 heat applied at the center back of the jersey as worn as Argentinian Flanker and vice-captain Juan Martin Fernandez Lobbe. Material: 100% 'ClimaCool' polyester material. New with tag. (Please note: This is an official Los Pumas (UAR) numbering).
Size: L

Argentina SS 2006/2007 Player Training Jersey

Argentina SS 2007/2008 Training Rugby Jersey made by Adidas. Made in Argentina. Official rugby jersey released for 2006/2007 rugby season. Adidas and LOS PUMAS logo embroidered at the chest. Small Adidas logo embroidered at the back top of the jersey. Material: 100% 'ClimaCool' polyester material. Very hard to find in anywhere
Size: L

Sunday, August 1, 2010

Argentina Pro SS 2007/2008 Rugby Jersey

Argentina Pro SS 2007/2008 Rugby Jersey made by Adidas. Made in Argentina. Official rugby jersey released for 2007/2008 rugby season. Adidas and LOS PUMAS logo embroidered at the chest. VISA logo heat applied at the center of the jersey. Material: 100% 'ClimaCool' polyester material. Used but in excellent condition. Bought from Argentina in year 2007.
Size: L
Prize: MYR 230

Tuesday, June 29, 2010

Argentina Football Team

Argentina Football Team World Cup 2010 Photo
Argentina football team world cup 2010
Argentina Football Team World Cup 2010 Wallpaper
Argentina football team wallpaper
Argentina National Team World Cup 2010 Football Picture
Argentina football team picture
World Cup 2010 Argentina Soccer Team Image
Argentina football team photo
Argentina Football Players World Cup 2010
Argentina football team in training

Saturday, June 26, 2010

The Knock-Out Phase - No Second Chances

What next for Cup of Good Hop?
As the World Cup rolls towards the beginning of its end, our thoughts here at COGH turn to what should become of the site. We've had suggestions that we should run a Champions League version next season, and we are currently sizing this up. We could also run occasional Premier / Football League Beer face-offs. What do you think? Write and tell us what we should do, even if its to take a long run off a short pier.

Oh dear... well, we'll see tomorrow won't we?

Match 49:

France 4
Marceau 13, 57 Merci-Beaucoup 70, Cissy (pen) 85
Argentina 1
Galtieri 49
Sweet, hoppy with a touch of spice. We're not talking about a Skippy the Bush Kangeroo porn flick - this is La Choulette, and its thorough beating of Quilmes. 'This is going to be one tough mother to beat,' says Deaks approvingly. The Argentines may be having a stunning WC2010, but their beer oddessy came to an end, as one of the last 'Bog-Standard Lagerland' entrants bites the dust. Peter's parting shot was that Quilmes tastes like 'something your dad would drink in the 70s with a bit of lime cordial in it.' Ouch.

Barbie drink's from Cindy's furry Cup of Good Hop -
Obviously too much Jelen Pivo

Match 50:
Slovenia 2

Rektal 36, 48
Germany 2
Mullered 12, Geradehaus 50
(Germany won on penalties)

Weissbeer (Erdinger) vs quality ale (the Slovenian hops of Broadside) - not exactly comparing like with like but we had to go there, and there was barely the thickness of a beermat to separate them at the finish. 'They're so different,' says James, 'one's a summer beer and the other is one for around Christmas.' Stu comes up with a suggestion - 'well as its summer then we should give it to the Germans, and thus one of the toughest decisions yet in COGH is reluctantly made.

Sunday, June 20, 2010

Third round of matches - It's Le Crunch time...

Half-time for WC2010 and Cup of Good Hop

So we're halfway. Thirty-matches and 32 COGH taste-offs down, and we've seen a lot of drama and shocks in both competitions.
Argentina and Holland may be churning out victories on the pitch, but its a different story in the pitcher. Nigeria may have suffered at the hands of their group opponents in South Africa, but their beer has managed to capture hearts, minds and tastebuds. It's now time to blow the whistle for the second half - let's hope there's as many thrills, but no spills - as we try to find the world's best beer. Let's kick off now and see how the group stage concludes...
Kim Jong-Il yesterday - not pleased... Apparently ordered the shark tank to be restocked

Funniest WC banner so far...

Match 33:
Mexico 1
Jalapeno 16

Uruguay 1
Monty-Video 43 (pen)


'This is the Andy Dawson of international beers cos it was a late replacement,' says Deaks of Corona, probably wishing we were sampling Pacifico. 'Unlike Dawson there's no substance here.'
Dan has had enough of it too. 'One I’d only turn to after I’d reached my beer capacity for the night.' Stu says sniffily, 'It's training beer - like a training bra,' and James rounds off the critique with 'Not quite right - Smells wrong if left alone for five minutes.' However, we the wheels were also coming off the Uruguayan bandwagon. We generally liked the bottle and label better than the inoffensive yet slightly thin taste of Harvey's Blue Label. Essentially two beers we've kinda want to see the back of.


World Cup snippets
Great story here about the 1966 World Cup... And another from the same source - Newsarse...

RIP Frank Sidebottom
Chris Sievey, Aka Frank Sidebottom died yesterday after a short battle with cancer. The COGH team would like to extend their gratitude for all the football related laughs he brought us during his lifetime. His final song, Three Shirts On My Line is here. There's plenty more out there to investigate.

Match 34:
France 4
Merci-Beaucoup 31, 88, Cissy 36 (pen), Kronenbourg 71

South Africa 1
Botha 62

The revolving door of fate no longer turns for the hosts. They were simply outclassed by the French, and the result was never in doubt after persistent early pressure lead to a clear then increasing lead. 'I couldn't imagine doing a session on these,' says Deaks, looking like he never wants to drink Durban Pale Ale ever again. Every judge continued to take to the French. 'I shall say these only once, this is delicious,' says Peter in an 'Allo 'Allo accent. And so it was sedimentary that the host without the most beer would depart the stage early.


Final Group A Table



PWDLFAGDPTS
1France3
3
0011
4
+79
2Uruguay3
11
15
5
04
3Mexico3
11
14
5
-14
4South Africa20022
8
-60

COGH Analysis: Mexico missed out on a place in the group of sixteen by a single goal and can count themselves incredibly unlucky. Uruguay are through instead - and join the Mighty France, who may have had a dreadful WC2010 but have shone like a glint in that gorgeous barmaid's eye in COGH. They will be feared by whoever finishes second in Group B. It looks incredibly likely that Uruguay will face Nigeria in the next round. South Africa have surrendered with barely a whimper - an exceedingly poor show for the host nation. So it's goodbye to Durban Pale Ale and Corona - and on reflection we have to say good riddance.

Match 35:
Nigeria 4
Yobbo 31, Ohdear, 34, 85, Amataxi 50

South Korea 1
Pak Choi 38

'Full of flavour but could cause misbehaviour.' We should approach Guinness with this genius ad strapline coined by Deaks. In terms of flavour and depth there's very little in COGH to rival it. South Korea's OB is simply no match, and three visitations of it to our tastebuds is quite enough. 'Would be quite sickly after a few,' says Stu, pulling a dissatisfied face. 'The bubbles fade very quickly,' observes James, and Dan responds in song '...and like my dreams, they fade and die.' With that OB's chances of further progression in COGH.

Match 36:
Greece 1
Taramasalata (pen) 42

Argentina 1
Labia 4

Dan considers Quilmes to be 'clean, crisp but lacking in depth. Ideal in Buenos Aires but not so desirable in BN1,' and Deaks more or less echoes these thoughts - 'nice label colours, watery - not much punch. Fresh but dull.' James is no more complimentary: 'It's more Notts County than Ruddles County, an afternoon of these would not hurt, but wouldn't inspire either.' Drinking Mythos is like sampling Quilmes' identical twin... 'drinkable, harmless, forgettable.' And with that we wave goodbye - without much regret - to the Greek entry.

Final Group B Table


PWDLFAGDPTS
1Nigeria3
3
0011
3
8
9
2Argentina3
11
1
3
5
-24
3South Korea3
11
1
4
8
-54
4Greece3
01
026-41


COGH Analysis: In a remarkable reversal of fortune, the South Koreans have been turned over at the death by Argentina who squeak into the next round with a humble point. They owe the Nigerians a great debt, who put a fatal dent in OB's (Korea's) goal difference. Argentina v France would be a mouth-watering tie on the pitch, but will the beer equivalent match up?

Wednesday, June 16, 2010

Guinness is Back, Guinness is Back - Hello, hello



Here at COGH it isn't all drink, drink, drink - we've got some lovely food on the go - here's the fish stew that's going to line the sides for the rest of the tournament.

Over in South Africa Henry Winter, Chief Football Correspondant for the Daily Telegraph, has been our most high-profile advocate. Today on our siblog European Football Weekends, Henry talks to our Executive Beer Taster Danny Last about elephants, Capello and why watching a dire goalless draw is good for the soul.

Anyhow, back to more important matters...

Match 19:
Argentina 1
Militant 64

South Korea 0

Quilmes may fare well in times of increasing climate change, for Peter thought that the Argentinian entry was 'nice if you're hot and bothered'. James took a dim view of OB - 'it's not as distinctive as it claims to be,' he said with some distain. Bottle and cap design then took centre stage, and the South Koreans were blown away by some lovely blue-and-white dtp action. It was also thought you could do more Quilmes than OB on a long session, thus giving it a narrow victory with a scrappy goal.


Peter gives OB the red card

Twitter Titter #3

COGH Executive Beer Taster Stu @theballisround posted this:- After the first round of games, the Cup of Good Hop correctly predicted the results in 6 out of the 16 games - the power of beer!

He says he's going to set up a spreadsheet to track the results, and see if beer is a more reliable predictor of the future than astrology or any other form of mumbo jumbo - I bet it is... Also, I'd recommend some good World Cup comedy courtesy of The Onion.

Match 20:

Greece 1

Tzaziki 30 (pen)

Nigeria 4

Amataxi 13, 67 (pen), Yobbo 23, Oddbinnsa 75

Dan puts his cards immediately on the table in favour of Nigeria: 'This is a dark horse I'd like to get my leg over,' he says with a wry smile. 'It has so much going on,' adds Peter... 'It's like they've got Rooney, Essien, Messi...' - at which point James retorts with 'It'd certainly get messy if you had more than a couple. By now the Guinness label is a little squ-whiff, but battles on with total resolve. James is still convinced that Mythos is part of the Global Lagerland conspiracy, whilst Stu gives it the thumbs down compared to the most warmly received beer of the tournament so far...

Group B Table



PWDLFAGDPTS
1Nigeria22007256
2South Korea210034-13
3Argentina210024-13
4Greece200026-40


COGH Analysis: Well, you've got to think that Nigeria are through with flying colours, Greece are out and it just remains for the middle two to battle it out. However, it is the Koreans who face the Super Eagles in the final game in the group.

Monday, June 14, 2010

First Group B Games

The Group B contestants stand for the national anthems. L to r Quilmes (Argentina), Mythos (Greece), OB (S. Korea), Guiness Foreign (Nigeria)

So with the competition well underway, we set our sights on the next four contenders:-

South Korea
OB, 4.4%
'The light crisp hop character combines with the effervescent mouthfeel on the tongue before the flavor finishes on the dry side. This clean dry finish might also be attributable to the use of some rice in the grain bill.'
Realbeer.com

Greece
Mythos, 4.7% "This light golden-coloured lager has a pleasantly citrus note on the nose, and a little hint of honey, as well as a nice hoppy freshness. On the palate it is quite creamy textured, and is enjoyable, if a touch unexciting."
Beernotes.com

Argentina
Quilmes, 4.9% 'There's a lightly malty, slightly honeyed note on the nose of this golden-coloured beer, followed by a nice sense of mellow nuttiness. On the palate it has a broad, expansive character with a fruity, dry flavour and rich texture. Not particularly distinctive, but enjoyable.'
Beernotes.com

Nigeria
Guiness Foreign Export, 7.5% 'The aroma is complex, with bitter roasted grain, a woody and vinous note and spicy hop resins. The palate is bitter from roasted grain and hops, balanced by dark fruit, with a long, dry and bitter finish with hints of liquorice and dark mysterious fruits, including something akin to sour bananas.' Beernotes.com

International caps...

Match 3:
Argentina 1
Messy 72

Nigeria 4
Shittu 2, Yobbo 35, 84, Kainu 56

La Albiceleste were blown away by the dark side as Nigeria got universal acclaim. Tasting like chocolate, Dan said Guinness Foreign Extra was 'a party in my mouth and everyone's invited'. Weighing in at 7.5%, it was thought that if we had too many of these we may be subject to an ASBO, but that seemed like a price worth paying compared to Quilmes, which seemed to be a run-of-the-mill lager that although it was smooth and crisp failed to inspire.

Guinness Foreign Extra: A party in the mouth and best so far...

Match 4:
South Korea 2
Sung-Me Hi 24, Eee-Woo Way 55

Greece 1
Stellaos 30

'Greece is not the word,' says Deaks - who nonetheless describes Mythos as 'harmless holiday fun'. James is starting to come to the conclusion that beers like Quilmes, Mythos and Corona come from a non-descript global lager plant. Stu echoes this by comparing it to 'bog-standard Amstel'. There is more controversy with OB from South Korea - Peter identifies a distinctive aftertaste which he thinks is agricultural. He is then informed that this is due to the rice that is added to the process, then muses as to whether he actually enjoys it or not. A gimmick such as this, however, is enough to win a poor game.


Mythos: Deaks was not a fan

Four games down, only sixty to go. More COGH match reports coming to you soon...