Grenoble Rugby, known formally as Football Club de Grenoble Rugby, are one of France’s finest rugby sides. Although they currently compete in the Pro D2, they have a storied history and a place in French rugby folklore…
The Grenoble Rugby Club was formed in 1892 when the local sides in Grenoble merged in order to create a more successful team. The strategy worked, too. In 1912, the team became the Champions of the Alps. Plus, in 1918, the team reached the final of the Coupe de l'Espérance.
See how Grenoble Rugby’s charge towards the Top 14 unfolds with the help of RugbyPass. On this page, you’ll find all of the latest Grenoble Rugby news. You’ll also be able to see the team’s upcoming fixtures and recent results.
Logovi'i Mulipola will be staying at Newcastle Falcons the club have confirmed, despite Grenoble revealing him as a new signing last week.
Bath centre Jackson Willison has signed for Soyaux Angoulême in the ProD2, the club have confirmed. A powerful, dynamic inside centre, the 31-year-old New Zealand native has signed a three year deal.
Grenoble Rugby, known formally as Football Club de Grenoble Rugby, are one of France’s finest rugby sides. Although they currently compete in the Pro D2, they have a storied history and a place in French rugby folklore…
The Grenoble Rugby Club was formed in 1892 when the local sides in Grenoble merged in order to create a more successful team. The strategy worked, too. In 1912, the team became the Champions of the Alps. Plus, in 1918, the team reached the final of the Coupe de l'Espérance.
See how Grenoble Rugby’s charge towards the Top 14 unfolds with the help of RugbyPass. On this page, you’ll find all of the latest Grenoble Rugby news. You’ll also be able to see the team’s upcoming fixtures and recent results.
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Mihaita Lazar Prop 
JC van Rensburg Prop 
Alexandre Dardet Prop 
Dylan Jacquot Prop 
Mike Tadjer Hooker 
Etienne Fourcade Hooker 
Beka Gigashvili Hooker 
Duncan Casey Hooker 
Davit Kubriashvili Prop 
Ali Oz Prop 
Halani 'Aulika Prop 
Mickael Capelli Lock 
Francois Uys Lock 
Hans Nkinsi Lock 
Killian Geraci Lock 
Leva Fifita Lock 
Steeve Blanc-Mappaz Flanker 6 
Antonin Berruyer Flanker 6 
Steven Setephano Flanker 6 
Matt Va'ai Flanker 6 
Clement Ancely Flanker 7 
Fabien Alexandre Flanker 7 
Loic Godener Number 8 
Thibaut Martel Number 8 
Taiasina Tuifua Number 8 
Lilian Saseras Scrum half 
Ben Lucas Scrum half 
Theo Nanette Scrum half 
Jeremy Valencot Scrum half 
Franck Pourteau Fly half 
Corentin Glenat Fly half 
Adrien Latorre Fly half 
Matthieu Ugalde Fly half 
Daniel Kilioni Wing 
Etienne Dussartre Centre 
Alaska Taufa Centre 
Taleta Tupuola Centre 
Solomoni Rasolea Centre 
Pablo Uberti Centre 
Jean-Teiva Jacquelin Wing 
Lucas Dupont Wing 
Bastien Guillemin Wing 
Gaetan Germain Fullback 
Clement Gelin Fullback 
Gervais Cordin Fullback 
Lolagi Visinia Fullback 
Raymond Rhule Fullback Since the disputed title of 1993, the Grenoble Rugby team have struggled for prominence and they’ve bounced between the first and second divisions of French rugby. However, the team have still experienced some glorious moments. For example, they participated in the European Rugby Champions Cup (then the Heineken Cup) for the first time in 2000 and were the only team in the competition to beat Northampton, who were the tournament’s eventual champions.
However, in 2005, the Grenoble Rugby team were relegated to the amateur Fédérale 1 after financial problems were discovered. But, since then, the team have recovered well. They bounced back to the professional ranks of the Pro D2 at the first attempt and they were promoted from the Pro D2 in 2012. Since then, the side have yo-yoed between the Pro D2 and the Top 14.
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