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Sevens : les équipes de France pour Hong-Kong dévoilées

Vainqueurs du dernier tournoi, les Français devront se débrouiller cette fois sans Antoine Dupont (Photo by PATRICK T. FALLON/AFP via Getty Images)

Après l’escapade nord-américaine (Vancouver et Los Angeles), le grand barnum du Sevens s’apprête à prendre possession de Hong-Kong, pour la 6e étape du HSBC Sevens Series 2024.

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Les staffs des équipes de France féminine et masculine ont révélé ce jeudi les groupes qui décolleront les 30 (pour les filles) et 31 mars (pour les garçons) pour Hong-Kong. Le tournoi se déroulera du 5 au 7 avril et sera diffusé sur RugbyPass.tv.

Les Bleus, vainqueurs en Californie et bronzés au Canada, arrivent sur leur lancée mais sans Antoine Dupont, de retour à XV avec le Stade Toulousain.

Le groupe de France VII féminin

Montserrat Amédée, Anne-Cécile Ciofani, Lili Dezou, Marie Dupouy, Camille Grassineau, Joanna Grisez, Chloé Jacquet, Valentine Lothoz, Carla Neisen, Lou Noël Rivier, Séraphine Okemba, Chloé Pelle, Jade Ulutule.

Le groupe de France VII masculin

Nelson Epée, Aaron Grandidier Nkakang, Jefferson Lee Joseph, Jonathan Laugel, Thibaud Mazzoleni, Stephen Parez-Edo Martin, Varian Pasquet, Ryan Rebbadj, Paulin Riva, Jordan Sepho, Andy Timo, Joachim Trouabal, Antoine Zeghdar.

 

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NB 8 minutes ago
'The success of Skelton, Hooper and Tupou should trigger a rethink on Australia’s overseas selection criteria'

The coaching [with the exception of defence] and man-management has been excellent. Selection has been poor to moderate.

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NB 10 minutes ago
'The success of Skelton, Hooper and Tupou should trigger a rethink on Australia’s overseas selection criteria'

The NZ system worked well for them for at least ten years - not so much now it’s just NZ v Aussie with a frisson of Pasifika!

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Flankly 10 minutes ago
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The future of test rugby is for squad renewal to be continuous vs episodic. Ireland (and Leinster) know this, and have famously built a pipeline of academy players. But it is not clear that they have been able to introduce the nextgen players to test rugby in a 50-players-per-season Rassie-esque fashion.


The challenge is to develop test experience for a wider squad while still winning consistently. Its hard to do, but building a scalable apprenticeship model at test level can deliver long term continuity, tactical choices, player workload management, and reduced dependency on particular individuals.


Farrell is smart enough to see this happening, but he is under pressure to win games. It will be interesting to see how this develops in Irish rugby.

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GrahamVF 10 minutes ago
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I watched him kick a penalty at Newlands - not on the Highveld - from on his own ten meter line - and it cleared the crossbar well. And he could drop kick just as far.

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NB 11 minutes ago
'The success of Skelton, Hooper and Tupou should trigger a rethink on Australia’s overseas selection criteria'

Third Test Lions had nothing to play for [not really]. Second Aussie could have won but their D lost it for them.


I don’t think you can say they looked better than they did say, v England [and Wales] last November…

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NB 15 minutes ago
'The success of Skelton, Hooper and Tupou should trigger a rethink on Australia’s overseas selection criteria'

Agreed.

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NB 18 minutes ago
'The success of Skelton, Hooper and Tupou should trigger a rethink on Australia’s overseas selection criteria'

Tamaiti listed at 1.96m!

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JD Kiwi 26 minutes ago
'The success of Skelton, Hooper and Tupou should trigger a rethink on Australia’s overseas selection criteria'

Of course - the problem is primarily with Australia. I wasn't trying to suggest otherwise, although I can see how it might read like that.


BTW having an interesting philosophical discussion with Tony under Hamish’s current article… we'll see whether he actually allows my last comment.


Seems like clicks are the only thing that matters to him, not even number of comments.

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Hammer Head 30 minutes ago
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Everyone’s fielding their B team against the ABs nowadays……….


No respect.

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Hammer Head 37 minutes ago
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The last time I saw Skelton play at altitude in the republic - he moved like one of those talking trees in the Lord of the Rings.


Bring it and come.

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JD Kiwi 39 minutes ago
'The success of Skelton, Hooper and Tupou should trigger a rethink on Australia’s overseas selection criteria'

By model I think he means selection from offshore rather than the whole system. As I said above the SA grassroots (& development pathways) are doing a fine job, whereas we have real problems at high school level.


Yes I did watch the U20s, loved the SA backs.

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Ken Behren 39 minutes ago
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Every team lives or dies by the fortunes and misfortunes of other teams. It’s the way rankings work

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Hammer Head 42 minutes ago
'The success of Skelton, Hooper and Tupou should trigger a rethink on Australia’s overseas selection criteria'

Andy Farrell’s fanfare is a little OTT in my opinion. He’s good. Not great. Yet.

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Flankly 43 minutes ago
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JD Kiwi 43 minutes ago
'The success of Skelton, Hooper and Tupou should trigger a rethink on Australia’s overseas selection criteria'

He did get a lot right though in those last two tests. Australia looked better than they have for quite a long time.

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Hammer Head 44 minutes ago
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Am I right that the ABs first choice 9 has a broken foot and their first choice 10 has a broken hand?


Discuss.

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Hammer Head 47 minutes ago
Scott Robertson explains 'hugely challenging' five-halfback situation

I’m not worried about these injuries. I’m actually quite chilled about them.


But I would be worried about just having a stress fracture healed and then playing the springboks.


Sleepless, sweaty, nights.

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Hammer Head 48 minutes ago
Scott Robertson explains 'hugely challenging' five-halfback situation

On the plus side, if Roigard isn’t ready by Eden Park, the ABs will have at least one handy excuse available should they lose there for the first time since the Precambrian era (I believe?).

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Hammer Head 50 minutes ago
'The success of Skelton, Hooper and Tupou should trigger a rethink on Australia’s overseas selection criteria'

Noted. And I shall.


I now use your articles to see into the future and Ben Smith’s articles to help me evacuate my bowels.

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