(Reuters) - The morning after the humiliating night before Italian rugby fans were not in any rush to read the sports newspapers after their crushing ...
- The morning after the humiliating night before Italian rugby fans were not in any rush to read the sports newspapers after their crushing defeat by New Zealand at the World Cup on Friday.Church Brewing: where the customers are the congregation and the choir | SaltWire - The morning after the humiliating night before Italian rugby fans were not in any rush to read the sports newspapers after their crushing defeat by New Zealand at the World Cup on Friday.
La Gazzetta dello Sport had declared"the past is all one-way, but the gap has perhaps never been so narrow". Instead, the losing margin of 79 points was Italy's second-worst result against New Zealand. "Black Avalanche" was the headline La Gazzetta dello Sport went for on Saturday morning."All Blacks Fury, Italy overwhelmed, A miracle is needed against France" it added.
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