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France make 13 changes in experimental side for Italy - Autumn Nations Cup

France trio Vincent Rattez, Baptiste Serin and Matthieu Jalibert (Photo by Mike Hewitt/Getty Images)

France have named an experimental side to take Italy in the Autumn Nations Cup, with 13 changes to the team that beat Scotland in Murrayfield last weekend.

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Just winger Teddy Thomas and playmaker Matthieu Jalibert have survived that XV, as French head coach Fabien Galthie looks to experiment against an Italian side that hasn’t won since the Rugby World Cup in 2019.

Rodrigue Neti, Killian Geraci, Baptiste Pesenti, Jean-Pascal Barraque and Gabin Villière will all win their first caps.

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Galthie brings back veterans Baptiste Serin and Brice Dulin to help steer the ship. There are also returns for the likes of Cameron Woki, Jonathan Danty and Sekou Malacou.

FRANCE AUTUMN NATIONS CUP TEAM FOR ITALY:
15. Brice Dulin
14. Teddy Thomas
13. Jean-Pascal Barraque
12. Jonathan Danty
11. Gabin Villiere
10. Matthieu Jalibert
9. Baptiste Serin (captain)
8. Anthony Jelonch
7. Sekou Malacou
6. Cameron Woki
5. Baptiste Peseti
4. Killian Geraci
3. Dorian Aldegheri
2. Peato Mauvaka
1. Rodrigue Neti

BENCH:
Teddy Baubigny, Hassane Kolingar, Uini Atonio, Cyril Cazeaux, Swan Rebbadj, Baptiste Couilloud, Louis Carbonel, Yoram Moefana.

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Ed the Duck 6 minutes ago
South African rugby's top heavy house of cards

Sure, they signed up to them, ofc they did. They have paid their dues, the home ko part now changes and I expect the format changes now that the English Premiership is under financial duress.


But that doesn’t change that the writer has reached a flawed conclusion and completely omitted this significant issue.


Ps, it’s called the ‘Investec Champions Cup’ but you knew that too, right…

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Ed the Duck 14 minutes ago
How 'misunderstood' Rassie Erasmus is rolling back the clock

What makes you think there’s anything that needs to be sorted out?

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Andrew Nichols 17 minutes ago
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Starts up front. They need to remember that.

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IkeaBoy 18 minutes ago
South African rugby's top heavy house of cards

You mean the terms they signed up too???


You do know that no Southern Hemisphere countries are in Europe?

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MS 19 minutes ago
'Haves and have nots': The Six Nations numbers reveal hidden truths

I suppose I could just as easily have dived more deeply into your nonsensical selection of certain stats, where (having read your other efforts) you’ve quite clearly elevated those that helped drive your preconceived opinions. But I’m confident others will be able to reach those conclusions without my assistance.

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JW 23 minutes ago
Japan's proposed anti-diverse 'blood' eligibility law after foreign player influx

No Finn you're no doubt just a bit slow on the uptake like always.

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Ed the Duck 25 minutes ago
South African rugby's top heavy house of cards

Tough point to argue…

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Ed the Duck 26 minutes ago
South African rugby's top heavy house of cards

You do know that SA teams were prevented by the terms of the EPCR competitions from having home ko games right? Or maybe not…

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IkeaBoy 31 minutes ago
How 'misunderstood' Rassie Erasmus is rolling back the clock

Yep, the players are there. In abundance. How many of those guys are around 15-20 test caps at this stage? Rassie hasn’t really got going with them yet.

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IkeaBoy 31 minutes ago
How 'misunderstood' Rassie Erasmus is rolling back the clock

He went well but that’s at home to Connacht. Connacht still have the wind knocked out of them from their loss to Racing92.


They have the players but would Rassie build an entire backline attack around them at test level?

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Ed the Duck 33 minutes ago
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“some of those players often see their future in rugby better served as 1st team players elsewhere than reserve’s in Leinster . One such player is Tadhg Beirne”


Laughable, nuff said…

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Jacque 37 minutes ago
South African rugby's top heavy house of cards

Main point he tries to make:

“But for South African rugby, there isn’t anything below the Springboks that is a screaming success right now”


BRO - we are World Champions for 2000 straight days - TODAY!


Where is YOUR success??

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GrahamVF 38 minutes ago
How 'misunderstood' Rassie Erasmus is rolling back the clock

Nice Nick. Great piece. Matt Williams saying he’s not doing it because he dislikes Rassie is on par with: “Some of my best friends are ….”

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RedWarriors 40 minutes ago
Japan's proposed anti-diverse 'blood' eligibility law after foreign player influx

“saying you can’t have a Maori team is the same as saying you can’t call yourself Maori”

no it isn’t. A person can call themselves white, but you can’t have a whites only team.

A minority disadvantaged culture putting up a little protective fencing to protect itself is completely different from an advantaged (usually majority) culture banning those from minorities. The reasons for both are completely different.

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Jacque 41 minutes ago
South African rugby's top heavy house of cards

What n CLOWN. He wants to write about the Boks while NZ teams are playing in “Super Rugby Pasific” & getting worse EVERY YEAR. It’s well watered down form the REAL SUPER RUGBY

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Downer 42 minutes ago
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GrahamVF 44 minutes ago
How 'misunderstood' Rassie Erasmus is rolling back the clock

If you can lay your hands on it watch the first half of the Stormers game against Connacht on Saturday past. Sasha Feinberg Mngomezulu put on the best attacking fly half display together with incredible kicking skills both out the hand and from the T. If you do get to see it see if that doesn’t remind you of a Phil Bennett? He scored three virtually solo tries before half time and created the gap and a backward flip pass to create another.

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RedWarriors 46 minutes ago
Japan's proposed anti-diverse 'blood' eligibility law after foreign player influx

There would be no equivalence between a ‘Whites Only’ team (like in SA) and a team trying to preserve a disadvantaged minority. Its popular in the era of Trump to make these dumb equivalences but people do really need to think before they type.

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Jacque 46 minutes ago
How 'misunderstood' Rassie Erasmus is rolling back the clock

SASCHA FEINBERG.

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