So following on from dreary performance vs New Zealand and the mixed bag vs Samoa do you think Wales will be good enough to see off Argentina, who just lost to England in what was one of the worst international matches I have sat through since Wales vs Ireland in the 1995 World Cup?
The poll is on the right hand side of the site, please register your opinion and let us see how good at predicting readers of the Welsh rugby blog really are!

And the winner of the poll question for which region will have the most successful season is – the Dragons!
Have to admit that I did not see that coming.  They achieved a narrow victory (of just  vote) over the Ospreys, with Cardiff Blues and Llanelli Scarlets tied for last place, well behind the top 2 regions.
Pretty much reflects the Magners league at the moment, though the Scarlets could point to their impressive Heineken cup results to suggest they could do something this season.
<h3>Final Votes</h3>
Dragons – 32 votes
Ospreys – 31 votes
Cardiff …

I plan on taking over the world some day. But since right now I don’t see to have an army of mutant fish people I am having to make plans about the Welsh Rugby Blog instead.


To that end I have a few ideas floating around in my head an I am very interested to see what people think. Which plans they would like to see implemented and which are just dire.


So please do read this article, vote on the poll and let me know your thoughts in the comments. I would love to know how you think I should progress the blog.

A new poll has been added to the Welsh rugby blog.  This time I want to know – with Martyn Williams injured who would you like to be starting openside for Wales in the Autumn internationals?
I think I have all the major suggestions covered, and a couple of minor ones, but if you would like any other options added simply leave a message in the comments or contact me on twitter – @rugbynick
We all know this is a problem position for Wales under Nugget, so I am intrigued to hear …