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DIRECT - Résultats et stats de la 19e journée de Pro D2

Par Willy Billiard

Il y a 10 heures

Photo : @SAXV_Charente

La 19e journée de Pro D2 a confirmé la prise de pouvoir de Vannes, vainqueur à Oyonnax (32-29) au terme d’un duel rythmé. Derrière eux, la lutte s’annonce serrée entre les autres membres du top 6. Provence Rugby, Colomiers, Valence Romans et Brive jouent des rencontres plus favorables face à des adversaires du bas de tableau, tandis qu’Agen reçoit Nevers dans un match crucial pour rester au contact. Avec ce nouveau succès, Vannes creuse l’écart en tête et s’installe un peu plus en patron.

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Biarritz

25 - 15

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Grenoble

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Carcassonne

19 - 23

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Provence Rugby

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Agen

53 - 7

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USON Nevers

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Mont de Marsan

20 - 3

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Brive

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Colomiers

42 - 0

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Soyaux Angouleme

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Beziers

10 - 6

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Dax

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Aurillac

32 - 28

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Valence Romans

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Oyonnax

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Vannes

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In the first half, South Africa barely entered the 22 against France. It took a piece of magic from Reinach before halftime to keep the Springboks within 1 at the half. Compare that to the All Blacks game where Snyman went over right by the line (knock on called by the TMO for Reinach) then Kolbe also going over but saved brilliantly by Jordie Barrett. The Springboks were knocking on the door massively already in the first half in Wellington.

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Do you live in Dublin ? I was Ulster born, Antrim, though been away now since 1980. But still have my accent….great asset, our accents !!

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JW 2 hours ago

The constant in the All Blacks’ struggles is not the coaches

This years playing group will be revitalized by Barrett needing to return and replace an injured Blackadder at 6, then pushing Parker to a hybrid 6/8 bench role. Ardie being on the outer and having to prove himself off the bench, ultimately showing that’s how he is best utilized again. The Chiefs pack size squeezing Sititi onto the open flank for game time, showing us he’s got great ground game control and loves the extra width and space he gets to be inventive with, perhaps even catapulting him into the starting 7 and All Black captain role. Preston and Roigard to kick sides into a spin and make anyone jumping for the ball look stupid. Jim is again going to show he commands the midfield against all comers. Love and Dmac will be going toe to toe in the big games this year to see who leads the top side. Ofa to toughen up that pack and help bring Lomax back to his best. There are going to be a plethora of slick centers to choose from, but Rieko will show his defensive contribution is undeniable. And it will be the Debutants Year of the Wing, in time to bring some counter attacking surprises back for South Africa.

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PB 2 hours ago

The constant in the All Blacks’ struggles is not the coaches

Which begs the question! What game suits them?

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JW 2 hours ago

The constant in the All Blacks’ struggles is not the coaches

And that’s a bit hyperbole too, they did. Hansen in 2019, Foster in 2022, essentially fired because the team underperformed. No chance those coaches would have been rehired.

The only difference now, is Kirk. Is that a good thing or a bad thing?

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JW 2 hours ago

The coaching conundrum part three: Time is running out for Australia and New Zealand

What’s you actual argument here, that is wasn’t a trashing or wasn’t a trashing of Frances top side?

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JW 2 hours ago

The coaching conundrum part three: Time is running out for Australia and New Zealand

Hmm, reminds me of another game..

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GodOfFriedChicken 2 hours ago

The constant in the All Blacks’ struggles is not the coaches

Bit of hyperbole here. If the senior players were this much of a problem then they’d have gotten a lot more coaches fired than just Razor. He communicated poorly and didn’t seem to make enough of an effort to properly get to know his players with the way his coaching crew kept trying to make them play a game that didn’t suit them on the field and regularly giving them what appear to be confusing messages at halftime. He wasn’t ready and failed to adapt and as a result, lost the respect of his senior players and stagnated their development in the middle of a world cup cycle.

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JW 2 hours ago

The coaching conundrum part three: Time is running out for Australia and New Zealand

How was their AB game different?

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JW 2 hours ago

The coaching conundrum part three: Time is running out for Australia and New Zealand

Only because you got a red card though. Question remains how well you would have continued playing if not for that.

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JW 3 hours ago

The coaching conundrum part three: Time is running out for Australia and New Zealand

No he’s referring to this year and the WC, 2 separate things that are equal.

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JW 3 hours ago

The coaching conundrum part three: Time is running out for Australia and New Zealand

Wayne would have been great because they could get him to explain why the team performed so much better when he was in camp with them. They could get a first had take from the performance expert.

Otherwise though, you are making it way too difficulty for a chairman/board to make a decision. You have to simplify it extremely if you want to make a (and therefor possibly right) call, “was there any trajectory” (don’t shoot me)?

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JW 3 hours ago

The coaching conundrum part three: Time is running out for Australia and New Zealand

It’s all very mum, I wonder if both sides are conscious of a legal battle.

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JW 3 hours ago

The coaching conundrum part three: Time is running out for Australia and New Zealand

I thought TB was a must have coach, they simply should have hired him for Razors team, as per many articles about the ‘process’, including your own.

I don’t think they rated him that highly though. The question would be, “who are ‘they’?”. That would be the departing HP manager, CEO, contracts man?

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fl 3 hours ago

Why England's ex-pats are hurting France's backrow depth chart

They have quite a few really good 2nd row players though. Meafou, Tuilagi, Guillard, Staniforth, etc.

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JW 3 hours ago

The coaching conundrum part three: Time is running out for Australia and New Zealand

But you also have to balance that with the reality that a high percentage of the All Blacks best peformances came when Smithy was in camp helping the coaches. Razor himself noted how easily he was able to contribute and improve things.

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Skinny Pins 3 hours ago

The constant in the All Blacks’ struggles is not the coaches

Personally I think the new coach should be retiring the senior players, not trying to rehabilitate them. They are a failed cohort. Time to sweep a broom through the squad and begin a new era.

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