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TOP 14

Les compos de la 17e journée de Top 14 en un coup d'oeil


Voici la composition de Toulouse pour son déplacement au Stade français. (Crédit image : Stade toulousain).
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Vous les attendez toujours avec autant d’impatience, les voici donc : les compositions de tous les matchs de la 17e journée de Top 14 servies sur un plateau.

Bordeaux – Castres (14h30)

Bayonne – Racing 92 (16h35)

Voici la composition du Racing 92 pour son déplacement à Bayonne. (Crédit image : Racing 92).

Lyon – Montauban (16h35)

La Rochelle – Montpellier (16h35)

Voici la composition de La Rochelle pour la réception de Montpellier. (Crédit image : Stade rochelais).

Perpignan – Pau (16h35)

Toulon – Clermont (21 heures)

Voici la compo de Clermont pour son déplacement à Toulon. (Crédit image : ASM Clermont).

Stade français – Toulouse (dimanche, 21 heures)

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MC_ 20 minutes ago
‘The All Blacks are back… and they are most certainly World Cup contenders’

Lol so i didnt even you were ranting over multiple posts hahaha. So badly triggered you are that you struggle to comprehend the context in my posts. Seeing red I see lol

Im merely responding based on the logic laid out by bokkie trolls who have labelled ABs ‘cheats’ over the years. My personal stance is no call, no foul. I challenge you to find a single post where i moaned about the boks cheating in scrums during the games. I just like poking fun of you lot muahahaha its just too easy



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PB 26 minutes ago
‘The All Blacks are back… and they are most certainly World Cup contenders’

Rassie learned from his mistakes. If you wish to see him as such. Go ahead. His record speaks for himself.

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PB 27 minutes ago
‘The All Blacks are back… and they are most certainly World Cup contenders’

Not your Sweetheart! I don't swing that way, mive along to the next queer!

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PB 28 minutes ago
Rassie Erasmus on scrum battle between Boks and All Blacks

What does that even mean? 🤔

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JW 33 minutes ago
Dave Rennie's 12-word verdict on the Springbok scrum in Soweto



Overall he WILL be happy with the set-pieces where we kept 100% success retaining in every set-piece department.

Are we talking Rassie or Rennie here?



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MC_ 37 minutes ago
‘The All Blacks are back… and they are most certainly World Cup contenders’

When have I EVER complained about a bok win? Not once. In fact, I clearly included infringements by the ABs too. A clear example of the tunnel vision of bok groupies on here…so defensive that the mere whiff of an insult to the boks triggers them lol

Ive never made excuses or called the boks cheats once, so give that moral outrage a rest sweetheart. These posts are in response to the bokkie fangirls (you included) who incessantly label the ABs as ‘cheats’. It sounds pretty ridiculous when I nitpick every little thing doesnt it? Like the many little trolls on here.



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JW 38 minutes ago
'Humble pie': Neil Barnes on Springboks' dominant set-piece display

Yeah there might be a better dodgy cheating focused scrum coach out there. To me that would go into the specialist independent frame as the main priority of the scrum coach is still working with players that are meant for other purposes. Kinda like how when France said they didn’t want to focus so much on defence Edwards ditched them, no point having a Daan Human when he’s not gonig to get the props he’d like or be given the leeway to turn them into scrumaggers.

They talk a lot about showing the right picture so I wouldn’t be surprised if they try very little dodgy stuff when really refs can’t even tell, just a different perspective might help.



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Bazzallina 49 minutes ago
‘The All Blacks are back… and they are most certainly World Cup contenders’

That’s not totally correct G the first part of the second half was just stop start stop start with ABs and Boks knocking on multiple times then the ABs scored but the big difference was Boks then put 3 scores in a row followed by a heap of back in forth again which continued to the end .

Neither team imo were able to impose themselves defensively much in all 3 games errors seemed far more responsible than any wall of D perhaps why none of the games were a penalty festival.



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PR 55 minutes ago
‘The All Blacks are back… and they are most certainly World Cup contenders’

Remember the Lions test….and Rassie’s major meltdown…so in your own words Rassie is a “a sore loser with a loser mentality”

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Lou Cifer 58 minutes ago
Tamaiti Williams offers encouraging return update after scary back injury

Probably my favourite ABs player😔Hope he heals completely or maybe just rather retire….his health is more important

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JW 1 hour ago
'Humble pie': Neil Barnes on Springboks' dominant set-piece display

I’m glad that times and attitudes have changed Spew.

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JW 1 hour ago
Rassie Erasmus on scrum battle between Boks and All Blacks

Why did the get penalised again for wheeling then?

SB scrum doesn’t look perfect to me whatever Rassie thinks about it.



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JW 1 hour ago
Rassie Erasmus on scrum battle between Boks and All Blacks

More to rugby than just winning the scrum battle (or winning more of it than you had the previous games!) Ed.

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GrahamVF 1 hour ago
How the unplanned arrival of Manie Libbok turned the green and gold tide against New Zealand

I really think that is what Rassie is moving towards. I watched clips of him and Toby Brown sitting next to each other in the coaching box exchanging a lot of positive gestures and laughter.

The WC is the goal - no doubt about it but Rassie has to keep on winning and gaining unprecedented support across South Africa, to offset political interference that had hampered the Boks prior to Rassie. No more calls to dump the Springbok logo as a symbol of white superiority you will note.



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Bazzallina 1 hour ago
‘The All Blacks are back… and they are most certainly World Cup contenders’

The Boks went very wide and very deep on that one G Carter ran out of the line but then decided to not follow through with it.

ALB stayed with his man on the inside as you would and should fully expect Leroy to make that tackle .



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JW 1 hour ago
'Humble pie': Neil Barnes on Springboks' dominant set-piece display

Not by the weekends showing. He blew advantage for the Bok in the penalty scrum try, simply because one team had gone forward a couple of meters. That scrum finished intact well behind the try line. God knows that he was thinking.

He should have blown a scrum for NZ after Reinach knocked it on.



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cnw 1 hour ago
‘The All Blacks are back… and they are most certainly World Cup contenders’

Yeah fair comments. I do think we have a special performance left and hope it comes this weekend!

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cnw 1 hour ago
‘The All Blacks are back… and they are most certainly World Cup contenders’

Ta PB 👍

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JW 1 hour ago
How the unplanned arrival of Manie Libbok turned the green and gold tide against New Zealand

I thought he looked a different player in the second half, like the speed was a bit of a shock. That was also when he disconnected from his team a bit, absolutely blew one chance hogging the ball and stepping.

Dmac likes playing forwarded and at the line like Richie, I think he’d be the best bet to accustom the team and perhaps Mounga gets the second Bled and Wales or something. Dmac is primed and hasn’t had much asked of him in the series yet (was off in the first game with illness ofc), so think he could play 10 before hopefully a change at fullback for Aussie.



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johnz 1 hour ago
‘The All Blacks are back… and they are most certainly World Cup contenders’

England are always all over the place, but that doesn’t stop them from raising themselves for the ABs. Remember Twickenham last year? I certainly do - I was there and it wasn’t pretty to watch. They ruined what was otherwise a fantastic day by beating a tired ABs who had nothing left in the tank.

Remember the Semi in 2019? That England team wasn’t better than the ABs, but the ABs peaked the week before and couldn’t back up. Next year, Eng would have a crack after SA then France have softened us up. If we make it that far. Write them off at your peril.



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