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Toulon perd Melvyn Jaminet deux mois mais gagne Tomas Albornoz pour quatre ans et demi

Anthony Tallieu

Il y a 140 jours

L'ouvreur argentin Tomas Albornoz, sous le maillot de Trévise. (Crédit photo : Getty images)

Une bonne nouvelle en chasse une mauvaise à Toulon. Dimanche dernier, le RCT perdait son premier match de Champions Cup de la saison à Édimbourg (33-20) et également son arrière et buteur Melvyn Jaminet, sorti mystérieusement après une transformation réussie à la 22e minute de jeu.

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Des examens ont révélé une fracture de la main droite pour l’ancien Toulousain, qui manquera à l’appel pendant huit semaines et ne devrait pas revenir à la compétition avant le mois de février 2026.

Et la bonne nouvelle dans tout ça ? Elle vient de l’extérieur avec la signature de l’ouvreur international argentin Tomás Albornoz, qui s’est engagé avec les Rouge et Noir jusqu’en 2030. Âgé de 28 ans, le meneur de jeu est arrivé en 2021 dans le club italien du Benetton Trévise et compte 21 sélections avec les Pumas.

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Il « rejoindra l’effectif rouge et noir dès cette fin décembre 2025 », précise le club varois dans un communiqué. Albornoz faisait partie de la sélection argentine lors de la dernière tournée d’automne, et était titulaire lors de la défaite sur le fil concédée face à l’Angleterre 27-23 en novembre.

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You’re a troll.

The Springbok have gone from being a sub %60 winrate team pre 23 to a near AB like %80 like.

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JW 13 minutes ago

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What we saw South Africa take time with last year was there tactical and mental approach with ball in hand, I think that’s the biggest area Rennie needs to be concerned with Another, it is what proved the difference (4th quarter) last year.

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JW 27 minutes ago

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How did he/they go? And the 13?

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JW 28 minutes ago

Analysing Leicester Fainga'anuku's 'overwhelmingly positive' hybrid debut

Oh you mean he is more of a carrier focused loosie? Yeah nar, LF def has his own lf (pun) style.

Big Jim just doesn’t have the fire for a forward, not even like LF who is prepared to get stuck in. He may want to trying it at Super or NPC level, but there’s zero likelyhood of it happening at AB level outside of injury, he would have to loose a lot of weight or not be a starter for instance.

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JW 44 minutes ago

Analysing Leicester Fainga'anuku's 'overwhelmingly positive' hybrid debut

Foster was one of the most boring coaches you’ll ever see at SRP level.

Theres a reason why they won the first test when he wasn’t there, and went to the RWC Final when Schmidt and Ryan were brought in. Here I think you’ve invalidated you’re own opinion by stating this yourself before.

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JW 51 minutes ago

Analysing Leicester Fainga'anuku's 'overwhelmingly positive' hybrid debut

I’d imagine he’s had about 2/300 minutes excluding Toulon (no idea there) if you think about the number of starts and times he’s been switched there. More than enough for me (not saying I’d pick him there at a higher level).

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JW 54 minutes ago

Analysing Leicester Fainga'anuku's 'overwhelmingly positive' hybrid debut

Nice option on the bench though. Can cover the 3 backline spots and if theres no injury be thrown on for some tired forwards, not a back just for the sake of it.

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JW 56 minutes ago

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All of his defensive lapses.

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JW 57 minutes ago

Analysing Leicester Fainga'anuku's 'overwhelmingly positive' hybrid debut

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JW 1 hour ago

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Yeah it would be great if Rennie or his attack coach were able to apply that idea with LF and Jordie, if LF is adaptable enough to work well in that type of environment (and playing in the forwards should help that), it would help maximize strengths.

Still makes more sense to call LF a 12 in that scenario, as you’ll know what your getting.

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Kashmir Pete 1 hour ago

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ja 2 hours ago

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GrahamVF 2 hours ago

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Another 2 hours ago

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GrahamVF 2 hours ago

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ja 2 hours ago

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