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Casse à Toulon : Priso forfait, Domon dans l’incertitude

Il y a 49 jours

Le pilier français de Toulon Dany Priso à la lutte avec le centre français de Pau Thibault Daubagna lors du match de Top 14 entre le RC Toulon et la Section Paloise Béarn Pyrénées (Pau) au stade Mayol de Toulon le 21 décembre 2024. (Photo by MIGUEL MEDINA / AFP) (Photo by MIGUEL MEDINA/AFP via Getty Images)

Le pilier du RC Toulon Dany Priso a annoncé lundi 6 avril avoir été victime d’une rupture totale d’un tendon d’Achille le samedi précédent face aux Stormers et il ne disputera donc pas la fin de la saison avec le club varois.

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« Après une série d’examens, le verdict est tombé. Dégoûté que ça se termine comme ça, mais je vais être au plus proche et à fond derrière l’équipe », a écrit le pilier gauche sur son compte Instagram, avec une photo le montrant touché sur la pelouse du Stade Mayol.

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C’est sur l’une des dernières actions du huitième de finale face aux Stormers que l’international aux 18 sélections a été touché samedi. Incapable de se relever, il a été épaulé par les soigneurs du RCT avant d’être remplacé par Jean-Baptiste Gros pour les dernières secondes de la rencontre.

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Dany Priso, qui avait célébré son 100e match sous les couleurs du Rugby Club Toulonnais fin janvier, a reçu de nombreux messages de soutien sous son post Instagram dont beaucoup viennent de Toulonnais mais également de joueurs d’autres équipes à l’image de Matthieu Jalibert, Sekou Macalou ou Emmanuel Meafou.

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C’est la première fois que le pilier gauche passé par le Stade Français (2015-2016) et le Stade Rochelais (2016-2022) avant d’arriver à Toulon (2022) vit une telle blessure, soit en plus de 260 matchs en professionnel.

Marius Domon incertain pour le quart de finale

Le joueur de 32 ans, qui avait dépanné au poste de pilier droit en début de saison en l’absence de plusieurs joueurs, sera indisponible plusieurs mois et manquera donc le quart de finale de Champions Cup de son équipe à Glasgow samedi (16h).

L’arrière Marius Domon est de son côté incertain pour ce match. Il est sorti dès la 35e minute de jeu face aux Sud-Africains samedi dernier, touché à un genou.

« Je n’ai pas trop de nouvelles mais j’espère que ce n’est pas très grave, on va croiser les doigts », avait commenté Pierre Mignoni en conférence de presse.

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Rabble 10 minutes ago

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The Waratahs can't make the finals. Even if they get a try bonus point AND improve their for and against by 1000 points, AND the Reds lose without a bonus point, the Reds still will have more wins.

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Lofty 51 minutes ago

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Not sure what you Irish lads expect or where you're beef is but which is the only team, with 4 stars already, to appear in the last FIVE finals ? Yes they came 2nd each time but to get there it takes an awesome team. I wish the RFU and Premiership idiots could create that kind of side in the longterm. Leinster, I wish they weren't, are absolute class

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TheNotoriousFig 1 hour ago

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I am going to be curious to see which Joey Carbery shows up next season. If he can bring something else to the table and nail his kicks then he can play his way in to the World Cup. Overall, all the senior players mentioned here are going to be nursed through the World Cup but that Leinster team needs a serious reset.

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TheNotoriousFig 1 hour ago

'It’s not like we’re a million miles away': Leo Cullen on the growing gap

I don’t know if he’s right. There is something missing but it is unclear from here what it is. That game was a bunch of ‘ifs and maybes’ and UBB made their own luck with much faster line speed and much more variety in attack. Smart coaching, great players and a pack that never stepped back. Leinster were not nearly sharp enough.

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TokoRFC 2 hours ago

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Interesting stat about Moorby in France.

I think you’re right Blackmania, the Hurricanes outside backs are playing well but they are benefiting a lot from the work being done inside them. JRK looks consistently good in an underperforming landers side, I’m more interested to see how he would go, perhaps in the 14 jersey

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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

NBs clips show part of the answer. When they ABs put Holland at Six it powdered up the scrum massively, so much so they either matched up or won the following scrums. This happened both the Auckland and Wellington tests. It’s what I call going 3x4/5 much like England is now doing with Chessum. On England, that test needs to be treated with care, because the real struggles there happened with the team lost Codie Taylor. The problem is getting the balance between power and mobility. This is why I think moving someone like Vaa’i or SB to six, would help with this power / mass issue as well as keep the mobility. There are some 6’s too that have proven very good at scrum time, TK Howden for example is part of an excellent Highlanders scrum who have literally overwhelmed every other scrum in the SR - including the Canes on the weekend. Everyone has there eyes on Casey - but Howden is key to their scrum success in my view. Then the ABs must go 6–2 to maintain mass : energy through the 80 minutes - and with that a 4x4/5 strategy.

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AM 5 hours ago

Finger of blame quickly pointed after Leinster's Champions Cup beatdown

All very interesting , the blame game comes to the fore as rugby inexorably trends to the less attractive side already prevalent in soccer. Whilst I am no great fan of Leo Cullen as a coach I imagine there will be many Irish fans from munster, ulster and contact who are quietly pleased the the Leinster takes all the talent first experience has failed. Having said that the coaches don’t miss the tackles, drop the ball, give away the penalties etc and must take some ownership for their latest fall at the final hurdle. Tge better side on the day clearly deserved to win and had the game not been over by half time UBB may have gone on to score many more points.

In any spirts environment it does the sport in general no good at all for all the best players to be in one club, sooner or later someone bigger and better comes along, in this case UBB

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Ed the Duck 5 hours ago

'It’s not like we’re a million miles away': Leo Cullen on the growing gap

Dream on Eric old bean! 😂

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Jfp123 6 hours ago

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Why do you assume they will achieve a deeper squad? Isn’t that what every team is aiming for, but not all succeed.

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SB 6 hours ago

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The Wallabies will have a back 3 problem but a good one. Not sure who will be picked as there are plenty of options.

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cnw 6 hours ago

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

Hey PMcD starting to feel the NH bias in these comments 😂. The only teams to beat the Boks last year came from the Southern Hemisphere and whose players mainly play in the SR?

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PH 6 hours ago

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me too.

How’s the knee?

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Eric Elwood 7 hours ago

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Follow the thread genius. Talk to the poster who claimed that Leinster were stealing players from other provinces.

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cnw 7 hours ago

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

Precision or blunt PMcD? From memory the ABs had the best strike rate from set play. The performance in Auckland last year against the Boks is the exemplar. Totally agree they seem to have lost their counter attack as NBs various articles show. But the “vaunted” 2023 ABs also had their bad days, as did the 2020-2022 ABs. The loss in the final of the WC - while affected by the red card - also showed that their attack struggled against the Boks defence and as it did against the French too. Fundamental change was needed. We needed structures that could build go to consistent pressure - Razor was clearly trying to do that. And mostly succeeded (though with spectacular failures - like all teams over the last 12 months). There were clearly some missing pieces - and as you rightly point out - the failure to go 6-2 at key times revealed that he definitely needed input from outside the tent and as NB was suggesting last year - someone from the NH like O’Gara would have been ideal.

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Eric Elwood 7 hours ago

'It’s not like we’re a million miles away': Leo Cullen on the growing gap

There is nothing to suggest they would have. Toulouse lost twice to Glasgow and Saracens in the pool. Northampton were hammerred in the pool without Bordeaux getting out of 2nd gear. Bath did OK, but they were picked apart too, and Leinster hammerred Bath last year. No evidence for what you say and Leinster could have done with stronger opposition before the final as they have had to face in other years. Its a particularly strong run of great French club teams, the strongets ever, and Leinster unlucky to be there or there about against such strenght. They will be back.

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cnw 7 hours ago

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

NB I have stayed away from this dialogue about Razor because hey I am a bit tired of being the lone discordant voice in this chorus. I agree that his systems struggled under pressure. I also agree with your analysis last year that he needed to bring in some outside the tent expertise to help him reignite the open field attack (eg an O’Gara). But the theme here that he was directionless and lacked nous is wrong and revisionist in my view. He was clearly trying to bring to the ABs a structured power game and it was building momentum. The wins against good opposition, including the Boks, Ireland, Scotland, Australia (who at that stage had just beaten the Boks and the Lions) and Argentina showed this. The loses were bad - but hey who has not had shockingly bad losses in the last 12 months - the Boks, France, Ireland, Scotland, Argentina, Australia, and England all included. Yet the history now seems to be that Razor lacked the basic skills to be a good coach based largely on second hand reports of player reactions. Against this we have the inside view of NZ’s most astute coach ever, Smith, who was happy with the direction he was taking. Did Razor have his faults and was he struggling to get his message through - seems so. Did he need help - for sure. But he was the second most successful coach last year in the world with a team still transitioning from a dynasty that had well and truly had its day. Rennie has inherited that base - and I really look forward to what he will bring - but just don’t agree that Razor was the lost coach most are now making him out to be.

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Ed the Duck 7 hours ago

'It’s not like we’re a million miles away': Leo Cullen on the growing gap

Exactly, UBB didn’t need to move beyond second gear after half time.

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JPM 8 hours ago

'It’s not like we’re a million miles away': Leo Cullen on the growing gap

But in the same way they benefited a particularly easy half of the draw. They certainly would have lost vs Bath, Northampton or Toulouse…

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