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Courtney Lawes en visite à Provence Rugby

Northampton Saints's Courtney Lawes during the Gallagher Premiership Rugby match between Northampton Saints and Sale Sharks at cinch Stadium at Franklin's Gardens on December 30, 2023 in Northampton, England. (Photo by Stephen White - CameraSport via Getty Images)

RugbyRama rapporte ainsi que lors d’une visite samedi 7 janvier, le joueur de 34 ans a fait le tour des équipements du club et s’est entretenu avec les membres du staff provençal. Les discussions ont semble-t-il porté sur les projets ambitieux du club et sur la possibilité pour Lawes de rejoindre le club pour un contrat d’un ou deux ans.

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Cet épisode a alimenté les spéculations selon lesquelles le deuxième ou troisième-ligne pourrait sérieusement envisager de quitter la Gallagher Premiership. Lawes, qui a passé toute sa carrière aux Northampton Saints dans les East Midlands, voit son contrat avec le club expirer en juin prochain.

Provence Rugby, présidé par Denis Philippon, est en pleine ascension depuis quelques années et ne cache pas sa volonté d’accéder à l’élite française. Troisième de la Pro D2 après 15 journées, le club vient de s’incliner lourdement face à Grenoble, 45-10.

Un groupe qui se renforce

Le club a déjà fait signer deux demis d’ouverture, Jules Plisson et Thomas Soulan, et serait actuellement en pourparlers avec Lawes, l’ancien capitaine de l’équipe nationale d’Angleterre, pour renforcer sa troisième-ligne. Le club cherche à se renforcer dans ce domaine puisque Bilel Taieb, Carl Axtens, Jessy Jegerlehner, Nicolas Mousties et Teimana Harrison (ancien coéquipier de Lawes) sont tous en fin de contrat.

Il ne fait aucun doute que Lawes, qui fêtera ses 35 ans le mois prochain, reste une force redoutable sur le terrain. Il a non seulement été titulaire lors de la dernière Coupe du monde pour l’Angleterre, mais a également porté le maillot des British Lions à de multiples reprises.

105 sélections avec l’Angleterre

Fort de ses 105 sélections avec l’Angleterre, le deuxième-ligne a également été associé à un transfert à Toulon, bien que ces informations aient été totalement démenties par le club.

S’il partait, ce serait un nouveau coup dur pour la Gallagher Premiership, qui a connu un exode massif de ses vedettes vers la France au cours des 12 derniers mois. Vendredi 6 janvier, il a même été révélé que le capitaine anglais Owen Farrell pourrait signer un contrat de deux ans avec le Racing 92.

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Yes I’d have Stevenson above all. Doesn’t that tell you how fullback has the least depth?


Why wouldn’t you want him scoring a try a match at fullback?


Otherwise you’ve named the two 10s NZ will need, one 10 that they should be trying to pasture out, a winger that got dumped from the side, and a winger that hasn’t yet seen enough consistency to make the ABs. These are you’re fullback depth? LOL! 😜


What wing depth is there? Stevenson, Narawa, JB, … Love, Nani-Seturo to name a few. Clarke, Telea, Rieko, Tangitau, Springer, Carter, all immediate test starters on the wing for me! 😋


Look I just don’t want another 10 at fullback. I want someone who will take the line on. That’s definitely not Dmac because he’s far too small to be carrying the ball into contact at internationa level. I wouldn’t mind a Perofeta there because even if he’s not a great runner I think he could be the best at making use of all 3 backfield options on the counter attack. Shaun is another good option simply because I like his instincts, theyre more open than most, and he’s got that triple threat like Perofeta. I haven’t seen Love do enough good things to think he’ll succeed at test level, he’s getting so much support simply because people don’t like the other options.


A try a match wingers simply don’t last. I’m seeing that with Jordan as well, I simply think people are way over rating his ability on the right wing these days, but I’m perfectly happy for him also to be given a chance to prove he’s still got it. It is much the same circumstance with Rieko. Telea is probably the best winger in the world, so he stays there for me.


The other Tele’a is certainly the most imposing, Frank Bunce like center we have at the moment. I almost whish we were like France and didn’t give a crap about winning every game just so we get to see how the side can play with different styles of players.

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