PARIS (AFP) - Agustin Pichot, the former Argentina captain, announced on Sunday (April 12) that he would challenge England's Bill Beaumont to lead World Rugby.. Read more at straitstimes.com.
PARIS - Agustin Pichot, the former Argentina captain, announced on Sunday that he would challenge England's Bill Beaumont to lead World Rugby.
Pichot, 45, retired as a player in 2009. He has served under Beaumont as a vice chairman of World Rugby since 2016. "It's time to change, to focus our attention, love and dedication to all Unions and federations equally," he wrote in a manifesto attached to the tweet. "We really had to take action to change the world calendar, I felt a lot of resistance from Bill," Pichot told French sports daily L'Equipe."We think differently," Pichot said of Beaumont.I’m running to be Chairman of World Rugby. Read my plan below to see how I will:•Create a global game pic.twitter.com/JnQfrZEWsR
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