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Le Six Nations revient sur Netflix le 29 janvier

Le demi de mêlée français Nolann Le Garrec célèbre avec les fans français après avoir reçu son prix de joueur du match lors du match international de rugby à XV des Six Nations entre le Pays de Galles et la France au Principality Stadium de Cardiff, au sud du Pays de Galles, le 10 mars 2024. La France a remporté le match 45-24. (Photo by Adrian DENNIS / AFP) / RESTREINT A L'USAGE EDITORIAL. Utilisation dans des livres soumise à l'approbation de la Fédération galloise de rugby (WRU). (Photo par ADRIAN DENNIS/AFP via Getty Images)

On connait enfin la date de diffusion de la deuxième saison de la série Netflix consacrée au Tournoi des Six Nations.

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La série sera mise en ligne le 29 janvier 2025, soit deux jours avant le début de l’édition du Tournoi 2025 qui débutera par une rencontre entre la France et le Pays de Galles.

La saison 2 de Six Nations : Full contact (Six Nations : Au contact, en français) promet une immersion encore plus captivante dans les coulisses du prestigieux Tournoi des Six Nations, édition 2024. Avec un accès privilégié, les spectateurs découvriront des portraits humains profonds, mêlant défis sportifs, moments intimes et récits émouvants.

Des stars comme Marcus Smith ou George North partageront leurs histoires, tandis que de jeunes talents comme Dafydd Jenkins et Nolann Le Garrec seront à l’honneur.

Cette nouvelle saison, avec un accent particulier sur l’équipe de France et des figures clés comme Fabien Galthié et Nolann Le Garrec, ambitionne de séduire un large public et de renforcer le lien entre les joueurs et leurs supporters.

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Steve Hansen's claims that All Blacks were 'robbed' of World Cup shot down

Fozzie's team was man for man the better team in the RWC Final, no debate about it. Tactics and coaching just didn't line up.


1. Kitshoff=De Groot - EdG was really good and Kitshoff still in world-class form.


2. Mbonambi<Taylor - Taylor has been the best hooker for years now, I will hear nothing on the subject.


3. Malherbe<Lomax - Lomax is arguably the best TH in the world, pretty unplayable at times. Malherbe isn't bad, but he isn't a great like Lomax will be.


4/5. Etzebeth & Mostert & Snyman < Whitelock & Retallick & Barrett - Whitelock and Retallick, even at their age, are both better than Etzebeth, and their pairing is the greatest of all time.


6. PSDT > Frizell - Frizell is good, PSDT is one of the all time greats. Unplayable that night.


7. Kolisi > Cane - Cane was unlucky, but Kolisi is the second best captain and second best 7 of all time, right behind McCaw.


8. Savea > Vermeulen - both legends of the game, but Savea was WPOTY, so yeah.


9. De Klerk < Smith - FdK is another great player, but AS is the greatest halfback of all time, and one of the greatest ABs. Scored a try in his final game in a RWC final.


10. Pollard = Mounga - Pollard is the definition of maturity at the highest level, and Mounga is like this piece of magic every time he gets the ball. This one is so close, I can't really call it. Mounga really demonstrated his brilliance at this WC, shame he couldn't carry it over to the next year, and Pollard is the greatest knock-out footy player ever. Call me biased or whatever, but I've watched RM for years and I'm calling it even.


11. Kolbe > Telea - Kolbe was the 2nd best player in the world in 2023, behind Savea, and he is just an absolute legend.


12/13. De Allende & Kriel > Barrett & Ioane - JB/RI have so much potential, and I hope Razor helps them reach it, but they were definitely only firing at 50%ish at this RWC, while DDA and JK were just incredible, operating like extra forwards. JB and RI just have these clunky skills that they aren't fitting together with each other, and they aren't using RI's pace enough. Need more grubbers, more offloads, and a LOT more over/under lines from them.


14. WJ > Arendse - no discussion here.


15. Barrett > Willemse - Barrett is sheer class, and Willemse is unproven at test level tbh.


Forwards bench: SA > NZ, the bomb squad is possibly one of the most innovative measures in rugby history, behind the pod system set up by Graham Henry. The ABs tried to counter it, and nearly did with their walking behemoths in Taukei'aho, Williams, and Laulala, but were utlimately not up to scratch against the sheer numbers and energy off the bench


Backs bench: SA < NZ, DMac and ALB are such a good combo off the bench, with DMac providing creativity and pace while ALB adds some physicallity and shutdown defense. WlR is great, and Kwagga is so good to have, but they aren't as good in their specialist roles as DMac and ALB.


Overall: NZ 8; SA 5; 2 tied

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