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XV de France : Atonio, Berdeu et Bochaton remplacés par Montagne, Hastoy et Woki

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Uini Atonio sera finalement absent du rassemblement des Bleus, tandis que Cameron Woki est rappelé pour pallier le forfait de Pierre Bochaton. (Photo by Stu Forster/Getty Images)

Uini Atonio, Léo Berdeu et Pierre Bochaton sont respectivement remplacés par Régis Montagne, Antoine Hastoy et Cameron Woki dans la liste des 42 joueurs convoqués pour préparer les tests de novembre du XV de France, a indiqué dimanche la Fédération française de rugby.

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Le pilier droit de La Rochelle, le demi d’ouverture de Lyon et le deuxième ou troisième ligne de Bordeaux-Bègles ont tous joué samedi avec leur club lors de la huitième journée de Top 14.

Ils sont « forfaits », a fait savoir la FFR dans un communiqué, sans préciser la nature de leurs blessures, alors qu’ils devaient rejoindre dimanche le centre national de Marcoussis.

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Le pilier de l’UBB Sipili Falatea était la première option pour remplacer Atonio au sein du groupe, mais étant « également forfait », Montagne a finalement été appelé.

Le Clermontois, âgé de 24 ans, n’a jamais joué en équipe de France, contrairement au Rochelais Hastoy (27 ans, 7 sélections) et au joueur du Racing 92 Woki (25 ans, 30 sélections), deux absents notables de la liste initiale.

Les Bleus doivent affronter le Japon (9 novembre), la Nouvelle-Zélande (16 novembre) et l’Argentine (23 novembre) au Stade de France.

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JW 1 hour ago
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Nah, if you see some picture of a way to blame Dmac rather than the whole team who were slacking and just getting beat by an Argentina team that was up for it then you've got unconscious bias I'm afraid.


The coaching staff (and the team as they had done throughout Fosters era) did just not get them in the right frame of mind. They slackened off after two intense English tests and were slow to build back up into test match intensity after the San Diego run around. You can view that Wellington loss as akin to what went on in Chicago in 2016, it was just delayed a couple of weeks in this instance.


Good reminder of what game management is, unfortunately it doesn't cover all the bases and is missing pivotal parts of lethality.


I think you're misunderstanding the argument, this is about Dmac, not the team, and about his idea of game management, not his application. In none of the games this year, including this weekends one, has he done relentless execution of the basics. His conservative game was neither shrewd or accurate.


The difference here is perspective. You see a win and you want to apply credit, just as you saw a lose and want to apply blame. Dmac's game management in both circumstances was very similar, just in this game I felt that pressure to concentrate on it caused him a few more errors in that application for no real gain in that area, and a much more ineffective attack stop the team from making it a very comfortable game.


The other difference is you a way overplaying Irelands performance imo. They were pathetic. Even in the start of the 2nd when they were trying to get points with the card it felt comfortable they weren't going to have what it takes even if they fixed their error rate. That was the first Bled test where Dmac nearly singlehandedly took an unbeatable 50 lead, a great example of good game management that again just didn't come off. Those tests were not 12 tests ago. Twelve tests ago he was running England around like he'd been in the jersey his whole career. We didn't break any record, the streak is a figment of Irelands imagination to desperately show how good they are to the world. You've been caught hook line and sinker in all these topics sadly.

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