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Prolongation en vue pour Gustard ?

Paul Gustard pourrait prolonger l'aventure à Paris (Photo de GABRIEL BOUYS/AFP via Getty Images)
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Le Stade Français a ouvert des discussions avec Paul Gustard en vue d’une éventuelle prolongation de contrat, qui expire en fin de saison. Son ancien club, les Leicester Tigers, n’avait pas réussi à lui faire une offre satisfaisante pour racheter sa dernière année de contrat.

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Gustard, 49 ans, évoluait avec Leicester quand l’équipe avait battu Paris en finale de Champions Cup – alors H Cup – en 2001. Il était pressenti pour succéder à Michael Cheika sur le banc du club anglais cet été.

Mais Hans-Peter Wild, président du SFP et l’un des hommes les plus riches d’Europe, aimerait récompenser Gustard et son bon travail en lui offrant une prolongation.

Le multimilliardaire veut conserver les services de l’Anglais, qui a remplacé Karim Ghezal fin septembre, alors que ce dernier avait été licencié après seulement quatre matchs de championnat.

Gustard a pris seul les commandes du sportif après le licenciement de Laurent Labit, directeur du rugby, en février. Paul Gustard a réussi à redresser la barre sur le plan comptable, même si le club se bat encore pour son maintien. Il pointe aujourd’hui à la 12e place mais avec six points d’avance sur Vannes, dernier.

Cet article a été publié sur RugbyPass.com et adapté en français par Idriss Chaplain.

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NB 6 minutes ago
Sir Graham Henry is the All Blacks' new kingmaker - and lords of the scrum high on his agenda

The bench has certainly developed to cover the typical ‘winding-down’ period associated with the big powerful teams, but teams who do not go out-and-out power [like France at the last 6N or Irteland over the last few years] have been successful.

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NB 8 minutes ago
Sir Graham Henry is the All Blacks' new kingmaker - and lords of the scrum high on his agenda

Finn Hurley really looked the business before he got injured. Small but so balanced and explosive.

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NB 9 minutes ago
Sir Graham Henry is the All Blacks' new kingmaker - and lords of the scrum high on his agenda



Wait till Rennis selects a 5-3 in both of the Ellis Park tests this year and blows the Boks off the park.

Was that a long typo?😁🤣



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NB 10 minutes ago
Sir Graham Henry is the All Blacks' new kingmaker - and lords of the scrum high on his agenda

They had periods of domination but opponents always came back into the game and the ABs looked shaky under pressure.

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NB 12 minutes ago
Sir Graham Henry is the All Blacks' new kingmaker - and lords of the scrum high on his agenda

At least they needed to consider the 6/2 behcn but Razor never seemed to do that, which was a problem.

Ted has already commented on Faingaanuku and the hybrid potential so he clearly will. But Scooter to 6 may be a step too far at this stage of his career!



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SouthernRuckby 38 minutes ago
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PMcD 39 minutes ago
Sir Graham Henry is the All Blacks' new kingmaker - and lords of the scrum high on his agenda

Boks beat them with power, England beat them with workrate.

The AB’s were caught in “No Man’s Land” under Razor.



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KM 44 minutes ago
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PMcD 45 minutes ago
Sir Graham Henry is the All Blacks' new kingmaker - and lords of the scrum high on his agenda

As always, injuries is the biggest risk at the moment, especially with Stuart & Martin being out for so long.

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PMcD 48 minutes ago
Sir Graham Henry is the All Blacks' new kingmaker - and lords of the scrum high on his agenda

That’s why it’s such a clever move. If they make this work it will improve Rennie considerably.

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Wayneo 55 minutes ago
Sir Graham Henry is the All Blacks' new kingmaker - and lords of the scrum high on his agenda

NB, I have a slightly different view on GH being involved again, it’s more a mental/mindset and survival thing

 



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RC 1 hour ago
Sir Graham Henry is the All Blacks' new kingmaker - and lords of the scrum high on his agenda

No. We do not need that 6-2 nonsense. Wait till Rennis selects a 5-3 in both of the Ellis Park tests this year and blows the Boks off the park.

Boks peaked. Goodbye bridesmaids - the real deal are back. The ABs are back.



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RugCs 1 hour ago
Sir Graham Henry is the All Blacks' new kingmaker - and lords of the scrum high on his agenda

I’m not sure what Henry can do to prevent the NZ props from going backwards like they did last season. What they needed was a new scrum coach, not an 80 year old retiree. Instead Rennie doubled down on Ryan who said never again, and it happened again and again. Even against England. It will be interesting to see what they do different this time.

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PB 1 hour ago
Sir Graham Henry is the All Blacks' new kingmaker - and lords of the scrum high on his agenda

He is closer to 122kg but you are right he is powerful. Mchunu also about 120 kg but still a good acrumaager.

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PB 1 hour ago
Sir Graham Henry is the All Blacks' new kingmaker - and lords of the scrum high on his agenda

Very true. Any game plan in the modern game is dependant on the setpiece power.

Apart from the weight of the Boks THP is the scrum training, which has them functioning as a very cohesive unit.



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PB 1 hour ago
South Africa's Junior Boks well placed to continue their dominance on the world stage

Name the drug that Nthlabkanye took that was PED, I wait in anticipation.

And while you at it name one Junior Bok player that was tested positive.



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Bazzallina 2 hours ago
Sir Graham Henry is the All Blacks' new kingmaker - and lords of the scrum high on his agenda

Personally think in last few years Canes scrum has been good chiefs avoided it in semi couple years ago as there was like hardly any scrums but do believe that lil bit extra they might have been lacking at times was also the second row with just Isaiah being the kind of biggish lock they had

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Hammer Head 2 hours ago
Sir Graham Henry is the All Blacks' new kingmaker - and lords of the scrum high on his agenda

Exactly. I’ve not read this much fanfare about an incoming selector - ever.

Enoka joining their ranks is a bigger deal than this.



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Hammer Head 2 hours ago
Sir Graham Henry is the All Blacks' new kingmaker - and lords of the scrum high on his agenda

Yes. Speculate. I’m certainly not going to pretend I know anything for certain because I had a glass of Malbec with someone 20 years ago.

Do you have any other campfire stories to warm our hearts with?



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cnw 2 hours ago
Sir Graham Henry is the All Blacks' new kingmaker - and lords of the scrum high on his agenda

👍

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