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Résultats et stats de la 23e journée de Pro D2

Par Willy Billiard

Il y a 9 jours

Photo : @rugbyprod2

La 23e journée de Pro D2 s’annonce capitale avec un RC Vannes solide leader en déplacement à Valence-Romans pour un vrai test des ambitions drômoises, tandis que la victoire de Brive à Colomiers rebat les cartes : elle sécurise un peu plus la place des Corréziens dans le top 6, fragilise le statut de dauphin de Colomiers et laisse la porte ouverte à Provence Rugby, Agen ou encore Oyonnax pour se rapprocher des premières places, dans un contexte où chaque faux pas en haut comme en bas (Biarritz, Mont-de-Marsan, Carcassonne) peut peser lourd dans la course à la montée et au maintien.

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Ed the Duck 32 minutes ago

'Absolute madness': Ireland fans are particularly furious at Henry Pollock

Oh Eric, probably best not to indulge your fantasies on a public forum like this…

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Guse 35 minutes ago

'Absolute madness': Ireland fans are particularly furious at Henry Pollock

He is a prime poes…

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Ed the Duck 35 minutes ago

'Absolute madness': Ireland fans are particularly furious at Henry Pollock

Who knows? Why would you expect me to know Eric?

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Ed the Duck 37 minutes ago

'Absolute madness': Ireland fans are particularly furious at Henry Pollock

“…get our scrum sorted…”

Not holding your breath for that I hope Eric!

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Ed the Duck 38 minutes ago

'Absolute madness': Ireland fans are particularly furious at Henry Pollock

Don’t knock them, prim looking star gazers have their place…

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Ed the Duck 39 minutes ago

'Absolute madness': Ireland fans are particularly furious at Henry Pollock

No they haven’t. They play in a way that doesn’t leave them exposed defensively in the way that the main proponents of that style, France and Scotland do.

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Ed the Duck 41 minutes ago

'Absolute madness': Ireland fans are particularly furious at Henry Pollock

Look closer eric, not one of the Ulster lads were singing that. Carrying on a long tradition ofc, held up most recently by mssrs Henderson and Best!

Simply highlighting the facts, nothing ‘low’ about it.

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5h4k35p34r3 41 minutes ago

Crestfallen Maro Itoje's verdict as England set unwanted record in Paris

Ooooh, you found a little nugget to brag about. F1 is just another sport that you’re hopeless at. You’re remarkably consistent at being a laughing stock.

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Ed the Duck 44 minutes ago

'Absolute madness': Ireland fans are particularly furious at Henry Pollock

It’s a British education certificate JB, look closer. Presuming ofc you learned how to read and passed your gcse English?

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Ed the Duck 46 minutes ago

'Absolute madness': Ireland fans are particularly furious at Henry Pollock

When was the last Italian win over SA, Fra, NZ, ire or arg?

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fl 52 minutes ago

Steve Borthwick hammers home glaring England shortcoming

I don’t think women’s rugby is the same as men’s. Particularly in terms of man-management, but tactically as well. When was the last time Mitchell did well as a men’s head coach?

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GP 1 hour ago

'Uncanny resemblance’: Will Jordan sees similarities to All Black in debutant

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HJ 1 hour ago

One popular gripe emerges from thrilling Six Nations finale

I had no problem watching and discerning who was who. A quick glimpse at the socks - French rouge to England's blue. No problem. The entire world changes for a few colour blind ? England’s management and coaching, especially lack of skills matters more to me. Oh well…

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Eric Elwood 1 hour ago

'Absolute madness': Ireland fans are particularly furious at Henry Pollock

This article could have noted who jammed Irish pubs were screaming for England. Unheard of! A few people managing to post online about the muppet Pollock for click bait seems to be more interesting however

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Eric Elwood 1 hour ago

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Eric Elwood 1 hour ago

Five takeaways from the greatest Six Nations ever

1: There has never been more tries scored or conceded off unstructured play in a 6N. This is due to sophistication around the kicking game.

2: England having the kicking style were ahead when the escort rule came in. Now they understand that the resultant effect has tipped the balance in favour of creating unstructure and chaos and attacking off it. But you must attack off it and develop sophiticated attack off it. We finally saw this from England last night and they looked formidable.

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Mark 1 hour ago

Five takeaways from the greatest Six Nations ever

England finally bothering to turn up in Paris, when all they had to play for was a little self respect, should in no way blind people to the sheer ineptitude of their 3 previous performances.

And it certainly should not save Borthwick from the axe.

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Eric Elwood 1 hour ago

'I just don’t get it': The Irish pundits' reaction to latest Scotland flop

The compere suggested it might be a mental block to get the conversation going.

“They weren’t let play. That’s the bottom line”. A lot more pressure than last week and more errors.

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John Breslin 1 hour ago

'Absolute madness': Ireland fans are particularly furious at Henry Pollock

Those rankings always looked very harsh on Scotland, not least as the Caltcuta cup lives near permanently in Scotland these days

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John Breslin 1 hour ago

Crestfallen Maro Itoje's verdict as England set unwanted record in Paris

Would that be despite Ireland having the most wins of all teams in the 6N era?

Ireland and… F1??? Are you high?

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