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Les Pays-Bas qualifiés pour le WXV3

Les Pays-Bas ont battu la Colombie 33-11 à Amsterdam samedi 16 mars pour devenir la première équipe à se qualifier pour le WXV 3 2024.

Les Pays-Bas ont battu la Colombie 33-11 à Amsterdam samedi 16 mars pour devenir la première équipe à se qualifier pour le WXV 3 2024.

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Une affluence record aux Pays-Bas pour un test féminin de plus d’un millier de personnes s’est pressée au National Rugby Center pour assister au match qui opposait l’équipe qui a terminé dernière du WXV 3 2023 à la nation la mieux classée qui n’a pas participé à la première édition de la compétition annuelle mondiale de rugby féminin à XV de World Rugby.

Les Néerlandaises ont commencé le match 13 places plus haut que la Colombie dans le classement mondial féminin World Rugby présenté par Capgemini, au 15e rang, mais c’est Las Tucanes qui ont ouvert le score après 10 minutes de jeu.

Isa Prins a débloqué le compteur des Pays-Bas dans les cinq minutes qui ont suivi, et Lieve Stallman a ajouté un deuxième essai avant la pause, tous deux transformés par Jet Metz, pour donner aux Pays-Bas une avance de 14-8 à la mi-temps.

La capitaine néerlandaise Inger Jongerius inscrivait le troisième essai de son équipe au début de la seconde période, mais la Colombie réduisait rapidement l’écart grâce à une deuxième pénalité.

Le match est resté en balance jusqu’aux dix dernières minutes, lorsque Gaya van Nifterik et Mariet Luijken ont aplati pour donner un peu plus d’éclat à la victoire des Pays-Bas.

Par conséquent, les Pays-Bas feront leurs débuts dans le WXV 3 à Dubaï, lorsque le tournoi reprendra plus tard dans l’année.

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Les Pays-Bas restent 15e au classement féminin, tandis que la Colombie est toujours 28e.

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“Two comparable achievements 15 years apart (at different clubs in different leagues) represent failure and not continued success for an elite level coach/manager? Not even a hint of consistency? Just gradual, inevitable decline? And all because he is in his sixth decade?”

Why don’t you try reading what I wrote before you start inventing a load of other random things that I didn’t say. I said “Pep hasn’t gotten better with age”. He hasn’t. I don’t think he’s got much worse, and yeah, he’s been fairly consistent over his career and has had more success than almost any other coach. But he hasn’t gotten better.


“You’ve missed that Mourinho’s early start in football was as a translator for Bobby Robson (ironically a much older manager at the time!).”

I was actually aware of that. I didn’t mention it because it wasn’t relevant to the fact that Mourinho - aged 52 - had more experience than Arteta does at 43. It also isn’t ironic that Bobby Robson was a much older manager at the time - it actually confirms by point that a lot of the top football managers used to be older than they are today.


“You suggested that Les Kiss would not be suited to an international coaching role because of his age profile…that seemed to relate to rugby”

That did relate to rugby. Let me walk you through the thread…


NB suggested that Les Kiss should become Australia head coach in 2027.

I said: “Given the drop off so many top coaches seem to experience as they get older (e.g. Jones, Gatland) Kiss could be a riskier appointment than you’d think!”

NB said: “Drawing a parallel with the NFL and NBA, plenty of coaches stay well into their 70’s”

I said: “Not all sports are going the same way though” then gave the example of football.


The example of football was introduced in order to make the point that the age profile of managers is not the same in every sport. If you had read the thread you were replying to you would know this!

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