Les Kiss, the new coach of the Wallabies, is considering making more team changes to break the team's losing streak against Argentina. Kiss has already made some bold decisions, rotating players and testing the depth of his squad, which has paid off with four straight wins. However, he knows that the second Test in Mendoza will be tough, and he's not taking any chances. Kiss is considering changes in the back-row, lock, and halfback positions, and he's also thinking about bringing back some key players like Len Ikitau and Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii. Kiss' approach is to keep the team fresh and healthy, and he's not afraid to make changes if he thinks it will help the team win. In my opinion, Kiss' strategy is smart and forward-thinking, and it's clear that he's committed to building a strong and competitive team. However, the real test will be in Mendoza, where the Wallabies will face a tough challenge against the Pumas. It will be interesting to see if Kiss' team can maintain their winning streak and break the hoodoo against Argentina.
