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Women's Six Nations

Tournoi des Six Nations, résultats de la 4e journée

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Il y a 240 jours

Les Bleues viseront le Grand Chelem contre l'Angleterre (Photo de FILIPPO MONTEFORTE/AFP via Getty Images)

Après la victoire du XV de France contre l’Italie, les Anglaises ont roulé sur l’Écosse. Les deux équipes se retrouveront donc pour le Grand Chelem la semaine prochaine.

Résultats de la 4e journée du Tournoi des Six Nations féminin

Samedi 19 avril

Italie (ITA) – France (FRA) (bo) 21 – 34

Angleterre (ENG) (bo) – Écosse (SCO) 59 – 7

Dimanche 20 avril

Pays de Galles (WAL) – Irlande (IRL) (bo) 14 – 40

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I really like a Leicester Tupaea midfield, Quinn reminds me of a mix of Conrad, Umaga, and Kahui rather than your Ma’a, Tuipulotu, or Laumape’s. I think he could really make a good fist of an International center, much has Kriel has done for South Africa.

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He’s only pointing out what every one in the world knew in the first place except for ‘move like an iceberg NZRU’ great interview it was. We needed that as well as Jamie Joseph/pat Lam in the coaching mix(pretty hard for him to be involved )but the point is woke robertson has been found wanting for the first 2 years. unwanted records like in wellington. I was asking for Austin Pichot as irb head. I was asking for Jamie Joseph as AB coach. it never happened and now nz public (including the baffling love affair with woke robertson)have to put up with mediocrity. People think the nz public is so hard on nz rugby. But its simply cos the other bigger nations have more room for failure they have way more people, players, better competitions , better conveyor belts for players coming through, they have the support. French clubs own the players they can afford to fk up. So when we kiwis can see the bleeding obvious then the nzru go the other way then its why you hear complaints. Having said that the top team has not performed and thats on them the players/coach yes he has to take the blame also since he picks the likes of a mcalister a hooker who is totally out of his depth, a slow ponderous unskilled hooker. instead of using George bell straight away he waits?

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Doubt they’ll move Jordie back to 15, would create more problems than it’d solve. Suddenly he’d be competing with Beauden, McKenzie, and Love for a spot, and what happens to Jordan? Move him to 14 and he’s suddenly competing with the likes of Narawa, Carter, Tangitau for a start. Leicester off the bench is working, why change what isn’t broke? Coaching is the real issue here.

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Tony Johnson weighs in on Jordie Barrett's position in 2026

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CO 3 hours ago

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As a former Allblack and proven high level coach I think he knows enough. Tony Brown should be in the Allblacks coaching setup, it's disastrous he's in the Boks setup instead as the Allblacks are riddled with assistant coaching mediocrity.

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