Agustín Creevy, the player with the most appearances in the history of Los Pumas (110), surprised with a strong reflection on rugby and its culture. In a conversation with Clank, the native of La Plata confessed that he feels uncomfortable hearing the phrase "the values of rugby": "They make you stand on a sense of superiority that isn't right. Soccer, volleyball, and you at home also have principles."
The hooker, who retired from amateur rugby last weekend wearing San Luis's jersey, deepened his perspective by mentioning the murder of Fernando Báez Sosa: "It was madness. They were guys who claimed to play rugby, who clung to the values, but the value of rugby is the same as that of all sports. It's not like we're aliens who are somewhere else."
