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Andre Snyman souffre d'une tumeur cérébrale

Andre Snyman avec les Springboks en 1997 (Crédit : Mike Hewitt/Allsport)

Andre Snyman, 50 ans, ex-international sud-africain, est atteint d’un neurinome du nerf cochléo-vestibulaire, une tumeur qui atteint le canal auditif et affecte le cerveau.

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Snyman a découvert qu’il souffrait d’une tumeur en octobre à cause de ses pertes d’équilibre. Cette tumeur l’empêche de vivre une vie normale. Il subira une opération mi-janvier pour tenter de se débarrasser de cette tumeur.

Snyman compte 38 sélections avec les Springboks décrochées entre 1996 et 2006. Il faisait partie de l’équipe de Nick Mallett qui a remporté 17 test-matchs de suite et a disputé l’intégralité de la tournée 1997 contre les Lions britanniques et irlandais.

Il est ensuite devenu entraîneur, notamment en Angleterre puis à Denver, aux États-Unis.

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A very interesting article, Nick. On beautiful and unseasonly cool summer morning here in our part of Qld., as the sun rises over the distant Border Ranges beyond the misty Lockyer Valley, that winter of '63 in the British Isles is now a distant but clear memory. There was a very heavy snowfall in Ulster, I was at school in Belfast. The snow was so heavy by mid morning that the headmaster closed down, sent us all home. Fine for those 99% of the kids who lived within a few miles of the school in E. Belfast. But my brother and I lived up on the Antrim Plateau, a good hour away. It was an interesting journey home, including a three mile hike along narrow country lanes !


It will be interesting to see how Ireland go this year in the 6N. The Nienaber defence revolution at Leinster is bound to be to the fore, with the dominance of that province in the make up of the team. However I would hope the legacy of the Lancaster era is still strong too. I'm not feeling too confident atm, with the AB game and the 2024 England 6N defeat too fresh in the memory.


Great clips from the JPR era. I see John Dawes involved there, and he was so often crucial with his ability to pass accurately under pressure. That is what is missing in the LAR game clips. A John Dawes type ability to pass well under pressure. I feel the teams that cause the rush defence problems will always be those that use out the back accurate passes to create space for the wide player, be he a Cheslin Kolbe or a big fast modern age forward,

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