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Pro D2

Pro D2 : Biarritz prend provisoirement la place de leader

Willy Billiard

Published: 26 Septembre 2024 14:11 PDT
Updated: 26 September 2024 15:14 PDT

Les supporters de Biarritz. (Photo by GAIZKA IROZ / AFP) (Photo by GAIZKA IROZ/AFP via Getty Images)

Biarritz a provisoirement pris la tête de la Pro D2 de rugby en s’imposant 35 à 15 contre Grenoble lors du match avancé de jeudi.

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La 5e journée se poursuivra vendredi, avec Brive et Béziers ayant l’opportunité de dépasser les Basques au classement.

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Rugby3 12 minutes ago

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The problem is still the same

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FIGJAM 22 minutes ago

Wallabies confirm breakout star’s Nations Championship campaign is over

I get your point TMT but they need experience to drive them around the park and especially playing away from home against the top teams. Otherwise we are going to continue to get terms dictated to us similar to ABs and England

Lonergan and the forwards also need to mix it up, they’re too predictable with the one out carries and Lonergan’s lack of sniping

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Kashmir Pete 1 hour ago

'Outcome hardly surprising' as Australian fans hope for Wallabies backlash

PMcD

Many thanks, so as Wallabies fan we were indeed up against - I was a bit reserved in my comment - as good backline as I can recall out of home natiins, since seeing Wales at SCG as a schoolboy back in the 70s.

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GS 1 hour ago

Why ‘generational talent’ Peter Lakai is the new ‘man in black’ for all seasons

Mmm and yet England have two former Maori ABs in the England A squad and a former Bok U20 Player, who over the summer break, played for England….

So yip, those “player transplants” not really occuring I guess.

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PickOllieMathisOrKeepLosing,Rob. 1 hour ago

Why ‘generational talent’ Peter Lakai is the new ‘man in black’ for all seasons

Not much of a prop watcher but ive been loving bowers work this season. He doeant get a lot of comment but I reckon hes been great.

Better than Numia though Im not sure. Any idea why they're picking Bower of Numia?

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PickOllieMathisOrKeepLosing,Rob. 1 hour ago

Why ‘generational talent’ Peter Lakai is the new ‘man in black’ for all seasons

I always thought you needed a workhorse and a fancy pants in the back row?

So, Cane and Jacobson dont make highlights reels but their breakdown work supplies the quick ball for Ardie or whoever to get some metres on the carry.

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GS 1 hour ago

Why ‘generational talent’ Peter Lakai is the new ‘man in black’ for all seasons

100% - Looks class at such a young age, should also have another year to go at U20 Level.

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Brett McKay 1 hour ago

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Some fantastic comments landing here already, thanks everyone who’s taken the time to offer up some really good insights and observations. I’ll hopefully have a bit of time to come back through and respond and little later..

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Locke 1 hour ago

Why ‘generational talent’ Peter Lakai is the new ‘man in black’ for all seasons

Good points GS.

Finn McLeod looks like a future AB. He was impressive in his Canterbury NPC debut, at 19 he’s comfortably mixing it with the big men.

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PMcD 1 hour ago

'Outcome hardly surprising' as Australian fans hope for Wallabies backlash

That I agree with. As soon as Pollock moved to the wing I would have switched JAS against him and bombarded him aerially, or flooded his channel with runners to test his defence. I was certainly surprised they didn’t target him more.

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Tah Man Too 1 hour ago

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Beale is not the answer - no disrespect but playing him for a game or two just robs a young prospect of valuable test level game time. I’d rather see Daugunu out there with Lenny, or bring JAS back to 13 and give Ramm a go.

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The Paint Pollock as a Pillock party didnt need to do a thing. Pollock the Pillock Painted himself.😁

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PMcD 1 hour ago

'Outcome hardly surprising' as Australian fans hope for Wallabies backlash

FRA & ENG have both changed their defence and both of them looked much better as a result. It does feel like it’s time for AUS to follow suit.

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PMcD 2 hours ago

Why ‘generational talent’ Peter Lakai is the new ‘man in black’ for all seasons

The structure is different in ENG - the clubs control the signing and contracting of players separately from the RFU and pay the majority of their wages, so the RFU do not sign/recruit players by themselves as you see with those other countries you mention where they centrally contract.

The eligibility rules have also changed and have made the “player transplants” harder, whilst also demanding the PREM squads have 15 English Qualified Players in each matchday 23 squad, which is why you are seeing an ever increasing investment in the Academy structures and is the main focus for development for both the RFU and the clubs.

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jH 2 hours ago

Why ‘generational talent’ Peter Lakai is the new ‘man in black’ for all seasons

Yes i agree. This backrow is far more balanced without AS.

issue is at the moment it had only been against a very poor Scotland and an even worse Australia

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PMcD 2 hours ago

'Outcome hardly surprising' as Australian fans hope for Wallabies backlash

There are a few things to unwrap in there;

1. Northampton Saints have been the best attacking team in the PREM for the last 3 seasons, were beaten finalists in the Investec and Borthwick has been slow to bring those players into the squad and play them together.

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Tom 2 hours ago

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I don't disagree but has Kiss achieved anything as head coach? I had no recollection of him winning anything much and a quick bit of ChatGPT says everything he's won has been as an assistant coach… so while it is sometimes worth taking a punt on a young, upcoming coach… I'm not sure taking a punt on an old coach who hasn't won anything is often a good move. In which case one of the old cartel may be a better bet.

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It is much easier to defend at 12 because it is a narrower more direct channel. At 13 there are more decisions to make, do I rush up, do I drift because I have to cover a bigger space. When opposition wings come over from the other side or fullbacks join the line, they generally put more pressure on wings and 13, instead of 12. 13 is generally seen as one of the most difficult positions to defend in. Su can tackle, he is just not good at reading oppositions attack and adjusting. I reckon the lowest risk would be to play him at 12, with Ikitau at 13. It has to be said though, that the wallabies passive defence is a massive contributor to all the issues, unless the wallabies get away from this style of defence, they will keep giving away big scores against decent teams. They have to start flattening the line and rushing up together.

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GS 2 hours ago

Why ‘generational talent’ Peter Lakai is the new ‘man in black’ for all seasons

Bet all the Sth Hemisphere nations would love to be able to go out and buy international quality players when needed for club sides and then pull them into their Nation side Squad if viewed as been needed.

Can understand why the likes of Ireland, Wales and Scotland need to do it, to pad out their national squads, but probably the richest Union with some of the largest player numbers in the world, bit of a head scratcher really.

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