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Résultats et stats de la 16e journée de Pro D2

Par Anthony Tallieu

Il y a 1 jour

(Crédit photo - Rugby Pro D2)

Provence Rugby a frappé fort en ouverture de la 16e journée de Pro D2 avec sa très large victoire contre Grenoble (45-15). Un succès qui met la pression, si ce n’est sur le leader Vannes, largement favori au moment de recevoir le quatorzième Mont-de-Marsan (19h30), du moins sur les principaux poursuivants que sont Colomiers, qui jouera sur le terrain enneigé d’Aurillac (19 heures) et Valence-Romans qui accueille Béziers (19h30).

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Les autres affiches de cette 16e journée : Oyonnax – Carcassonne, Soyaux-Angoulême – Nevers, Dax – Agen et Brive – Biarritz.

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Valence Romans

8 - 0

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27 - 3

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JW 5 minutes ago

The coaching conundrum part two: Have New Zealand Rugby been too insular?

That’s not the reason they are ahead. French teams get cap boosts for having internationals (because they supposedly have rest and play without their best players more than other teams do), that is why Toulouse and UBB are in front. It stops there.

I don’t know if I would be sold on the rugby but it would still certainly be more fun to go to their games. That’s where they are really ahead. That’s on the world, we have massive respect for them here. It was so cool hearing in the amatuer days and pro start that a massive country like that had Rugby as their main sport. The soccer boom may have taken over but I’m big on encouraging them to improve their league because I would love to see them, and reckon they can, match football again.

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cw 8 minutes ago

'We should never forget': Former Bok great's warning on looming All Blacks series

This is a highly implausible theory. First no impact packs. The Boks game is heavily reliant on the impact pack, usually to overpower opposition. In fact the only time they lost against a tier one team last year (the All Blacks) they had a smaller impact pack. They lost against Australia too when they fielded a smaller pack. Second, in all games the SB’s won against tier one teams they depended heavily on essentially the same players, Ox or Boan, T du Toit, Marx, Lood, Ruuan, SFdT, Kolisi, Wiese, Cobus, SFM, Wilemnse, Kriel, Kolbe, Moody, Louw, Synman, and Smith. Eben featured too in most wins as did Wessels and Steenekamp. I note in this regard that 15 of the same players played against all tier one teams last year and 20 of the same players featured against Ireland and France. Third, other SA combinations missing only a few of these players failed last year against Australia and New Zealand. Fourth, several of your “second” and third choice players are untested against the tier one teams and it is purely speculative to suggest they would beat a fully fit France, England, Ireland or NZ. Sixth, against the bigger teams, SA is almost totally reliant on 11 key players to ensure scrum dominance - Ox or Boan, Marx, T du Toit, Lood, Ruaan, Eben, SFdT, Wiese, Synman and Louw. By splitting them up you greatly de power the scrum. The four lock combination was instrumental in beating France last year.

So I disagree Wayneo. To the extent that past performance is a measure of future outcomes, by splitting the core players, your cannot say, let alone be sure, that any two SA teams would beat the other tier one teams.

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Sima 29 minutes ago

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when South Africa has 6 legends in the top 10, that pure fire!!!😍

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JW 37 minutes ago

The coaching conundrum part two: Have New Zealand Rugby been too insular?

NPC is his level still, where he should be getting games anyway. I would rather see Perofeta at 10 and Beaudy at 15 being replaced by Sullivan (who I was referring to). I don’t rate Simpson as having any 1st5 nous, he looked a better 15 and I’d rather see Spencer or Cashmore get 10 time. Diff team to Cashmore ofc, rate other young Auckland 10s above Simpson already as well.

Carrying about the Blues for a second, I’d hope that Sullivan gets some consistent time in one spot (theyve done that well so far), so that might be better continueing at 15 even though I’d love him to break it and suddenly command the 10 jersey (if Pero was to be 15 or injured too etc).

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JW 47 minutes ago

The coaching conundrum part two: Have New Zealand Rugby been too insular?

Haha if that is even possible I will try once you do Nick!

I bet you don’t even now what you’re replying to, there is no “whole host of facts” in this thread. I was replying to him dodging my facts about squad depth of SR and the quality of its players and then he incorrectly went on to talk about the CC length and squad size necessity when we are talking about the World Club Championship, which is not going to be a full CC schedule like he was stating.

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JW 1 hour ago

The coaching conundrum part two: Have New Zealand Rugby been too insular?

Dmac was a noticeable improvement whenever he came on at 10, even when you’re counting his game management from 15 (which he mostly played).

I still haven’t seen anyone analyze the ruck speed of that England NZ game PMCD, have you?

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JW 1 hour ago

The coaching conundrum part two: Have New Zealand Rugby been too insular?

As per NBs criticisms of Joe though, it was very static. There wasn’t a lot left in it (basically highlighted by how it compared from the semi to the final in 23) and this group had greater ambitions than Joe could in just two years. And you know what that means.

The attack is actually still very similar really, there are just a few differences are speed and timing now, otherwise it is still largely Joes strike team (as per NBs stats hes highlighted). Very poor on the counter attack with Beauden, and disconnected in midfield from Jordie/Rieko to whoever this year.

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John 1 hour ago

Have the Western Force answered their biggest questions for 2026?

Totally agree JW, it will be tricky for sure.

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John 1 hour ago

Have the Western Force answered their biggest questions for 2026?

I am unsure about the fortunes of both the Blues, Reds and Brums. Crusaders will be better yet again. Canes look set for top four.

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John 1 hour ago

Have the Western Force answered their biggest questions for 2026?

I think the improvements in the pack cannot be understated as a boost to this side. In the backline, they must ensure things click. Big year for Donno.

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Wayneo 2 hours ago

'We should never forget': Former Bok great's warning on looming All Blacks series

The games are going to be everything but “comfortable” SC. Beating the URC teams is also not a given.

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Wayneo 2 hours ago

'We should never forget': Former Bok great's warning on looming All Blacks series

A big difference between the SBs & Abs right now is that the SBs have depth and legitimately could field two teams on the same day that could beat any of the top teams in the world, and a third that would give them all a proper run for their money. SBs probably also have the 4 best front rows in WR.

Damian Willemse, Kurt-Lee Arendse, Jesse Kriel, Damian de Allende, Cheslin Kolbe, Manie Libbok, Grant Williams, Jasper Wiese, Pieter-Steph du Toit, Siya Kolisi, RG Snyman, Eben Etzebeth, Wilco Louw, Malcolm Marx, Ox Nche.

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Hammer Head 2 hours ago

Bok-heavy Bulls can't stop unbeaten Bristol at Loftus as losing run continues

This is true. That flight between JHB and CPT is grueling.

But don’t you think altitude was the biggest factor coming from sea-level the prior week?

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Hammer Head 2 hours ago

Jason Holland's All Blacks exit remains a head-scratcher

I hope you’re right SC. My comments are more about the fact that the big contenders for 2027 are ahead of the ABs in terms of their coaching team’s being settled.

Razor, Hansen and Ryan are no Henry, Hansen Smith. But time will tell.

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JW 2 hours ago

Four early candidates for MVP of 2026 Super Rugby Pacific

The 2026 coach and peer voted MPV aye, an interesting one. If we were talking dream team value, id say attacking players like Higgins and Timoci are more likely to have value over those names, but as it’s MVP I could see it a newly respected prospect like Fabian Holland getting extra rep from the opposition now, along with perhaps some loosies, the Canes Lakai, Kirifi, and Flanders, along with their own version of Holland, new recruit Warner Dearns.

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Hammer Head 2 hours ago

Jason Holland's All Blacks exit remains a head-scratcher

AB fans satisfied with a draw? Since when?

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Hammer Head 2 hours ago

Jason Holland's All Blacks exit remains a head-scratcher

This sounds like the makings of a very settled and tight coaching team.

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Hammer Head 2 hours ago

Jason Holland's All Blacks exit remains a head-scratcher

Quietly and privately? Like nobody noticed?

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SC 2 hours ago

Jason Holland's All Blacks exit remains a head-scratcher

That’s okay.

Graham Henry, Wayne Smith, and Steve Hansen went 0-3 vs Springboks in 2019 and Kiwis were far angrier and disillusioned then than they were in 2025 with Razor.

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Hammer Head 2 hours ago

Jason Holland's All Blacks exit remains a head-scratcher

Excellent question?

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