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Résultats et stats de la 16e journée de Pro D2

Par Anthony Tallieu

Il y a 12 heures

(Crédit photo - Rugby Pro D2)

Provence Rugby a frappé fort en ouverture de la 16e journée de Pro D2 avec sa très large victoire contre Grenoble (45-15). Un succès qui met la pression, si ce n’est sur le leader Vannes, largement favori au moment de recevoir le quatorzième Mont-de-Marsan (19h30), du moins sur les principaux poursuivants que sont Colomiers, qui jouera sur le terrain enneigé d’Aurillac (19 heures) et Valence-Romans qui accueille Béziers (19h30).

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Les autres affiches de cette 16e journée : Oyonnax – Carcassonne, Soyaux-Angoulême – Nevers, Dax – Agen et Brive – Biarritz.

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Valence Romans

8 - 0

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20 - 14

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27 - 3

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You’re not paying attention very well if you don’t realise I’m their worst critic here.

I just know enough to call out people who they the t”aking of tap” is the root cause of their issues LOL. Sorry, you’re probably just coming from your own perspective and understanding. I just want the team to get better and white noise like you’re creating with this troll of an idea they shouldn’t have taken a tap is not helping anyone.

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JW 32 minutes ago

The coaching conundrum part two: Have New Zealand Rugby been too insular?

Waited and what? What do you think changed?

We’ll see how the French C/D go next year, from what I’ve read of those who follow they are the best that could come. That the first teamers wouldn’t have been able to play any better etc. I’m inclined to think they are now at a level of the All Blacks and can have the backups perform admirably.

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JW 57 minutes ago

The coaching conundrum part two: Have New Zealand Rugby been too insular?

I thought about but didn’t get around to talking about engagement outside the games themselves in my last reply above, as pertains to fans involvement with say Academy players, how would you rate the fans interesting in more than the stars/starters of their clubs these days? Noticing increase interest in say games with fresh players than before?

I think that’s long been as aspect lacking from our broadcast/coverage here.

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JW 1 hour ago

The coaching conundrum part two: Have New Zealand Rugby been too insular?

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Does your club have 15yos being snapped up out of their systems?

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JW 1 hour ago

The coaching conundrum part two: Have New Zealand Rugby been too insular?

Haha that sounds like an AI response, like for like. What does that mean?

I just didn’t know the caps and squad requirements off by heart. When you say “+10-25% above”, you don’t know exactly because you’re trying to account for the differences in how caps are enforced? Would you also know if that had included the clubs actual spending, ie, what the likes of the French and Irish (if they do) players get paid directly to the club?

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TheNotoriousFig 1 hour ago

‘There is only one Irish job that Ronan O’Gara desires, and it is not Leinster’

My take is that the IRFU won’t hitch their wagon to anyone until they have established if Farrell deserves another contract by the union’s estimation and actually wants another contract to extend his stay in Ireland. His family is settled, his youngest fella is still in school and would be until 2028/29 I think. He’s playing u14s, going to Blackrock College and already has Leinster looking at him. There are a couple of options. Simon Easterby and Paul O’Connell are similar vintage to O’Gara and must have aspirations. Richie Murphy is going well at Ulster. Lancaster at Connacht could be an outside bet.

So to me, if Ireland have a poor Six Nations then Farrell is on the trap door. In fact there is every chance that Ireland revert to the mean and have a poor international year comparatively with the Nations Series being pretty competitive as well. That would point towards a conscious uncoupling at some point. If that happens before O’Gara’s contract is up then he will miss out but it feels unlikely as the IRFU are fairly conservative in their sacking of staff.

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JW 1 hour ago

The coaching conundrum part two: Have New Zealand Rugby been too insular?

Yes, but is it the right direction?

Who wouldn’t want a franchise with a good Welsh team filling out a 70k stadium though?

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JW 1 hour ago

The coaching conundrum part two: Have New Zealand Rugby been too insular?

Theres already a bunch on the other side of the border, theres no real difference is their. Any welsh can play for them and vice versa.

But if were talking a Franchise comp, then the two best Welsh URC regions would be a good addition. URC fits for them too of course but PREM would be more lucrative/sustainable I’d imagine (which is particularly important for them Id say).

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JW 4 hours ago

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Yes you are always better off in a bigger environment, and while Wayneo didn’t say anything that wasn’t already evident for them in Super Rugby, it (if he’s right about them having to buck their ideas up) shows just how little the Kiwi teams have been made to innovate and get better.

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Jordon 4 hours ago

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JW 4 hours ago

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Why didn’t they get their a into g in Super Rugby? Too much respect for Kiwi rugby and then not wanting to accept NH was better?

Here Sky has exchanged CC rugby for PREM this season, URC is no longer FTA. I think we would get enough rugby content for them if we’d sign up for their websites though.

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JW 5 hours ago

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That would have been back in Currie Cup days right?

Do you think they are going to rest players through URC seasons in order to participate in the tour?

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JW 5 hours ago

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The All Blacks midweek team could be their best side, with the coaches tendency to not want to pick on form. Hopefully it’s a cracker, its always been a bit hit and miss touring South Africa, as we saw last year.

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