\n<\/p>\n
Argentina celebrated a record margin of victory and scored the most number of points in a game against Wales, but Tandy saw some shoots of positivity.<\/p>\n
“The day ended in disappointment, but there’s a lot to like around the group,” he said.<\/p>\n
“You could see what we’ve done over the last two weeks coming out, to score four tries was a real positive and we left a few out there.”<\/p>\n
The Pumas boasted 400 more caps than Tandy’s side and their experience and class shone through.<\/p>\n
“We’ve got boys with low cap numbers, that’s the opportunity for us,” said Tandy.<\/p>\n
“I know the journey we’re going to go on, I’m excited and energised by it. <\/p>\n
“I know today is the marker of how far we need to go. It’s the line in the sand to probably give us something to work on. <\/p>\n
“We’ve been together as new coaches for two weeks. We’ve seen a lot of things we’ve worked on come out, but Test match rugby is unforgiving. <\/p>\n
“We understand that, but I’m motivated and excited by this group.”<\/p>\n<\/div>\n