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The IRB needs to open its eyes and give the Philippines rugby team what it deserves: a place in its World Rankings. Currently, the IRB rankings lists 95 full member countries, including Guam, who are ranked 81.
In their last three encounters over the past three years, the Philippines Volcanoes have beaten Guam, including last weekend’s Asian Championships Division 3 Final, winning promotion to Division 2 next year.
The Philippines, Iran and Indonesia, who also competed in the tournament, may not be able to compete with the All Blacks yet. But give them the credit they deserve and rank them alongside their fellow competitors.
The IRB must give credit where credit is due for the world’s smaller rugby nations if it wants them to thrive.
Show your support for the worlds developing rugby nations by contacting the Asian Rugby Football Union and voicing your opinion:
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