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Après un choc à la tête, Nicolas Depoortere sorti sur civière

Par RugbyPass

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Nicolas Depoortere (Union Bordeaux Bègles) contre l'USAP (Photo de CHRISTOPHE ARCHAMBAULT/AFP via Getty Images)

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Le centre international de Bordeaux-Bègles, Nicolas Depoortere, a été victime d’une commotion sévère à la tête et est sorti sur une civière en début de 2e mi-temps contre Perpignan alors que le score était de 31-0 pour l’UBB.

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Lancé ballon en main, Depoortere a été percuté au visage par la tête du centre fidjien de l’USAP Apisai Naqalevu, venu le plaquer sans les bras. Il a été expulsé sur cette action après l’intervention de l’arbitrage vidéo.

Depoortere, qui a connu ses premières sélections en équipe de France lors du dernier Tournoi des VI nations, était pressenti pour figurer dans la liste des 42 du sélectionneur Fabien Galthié pour la prochaine tournée d’automne qui commence début novembre.

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SM 14 minutes ago

Is this why Ireland and England struggle to win World Cups?

Iron sharpens iron, look at the level of competition of schools rugby and how many have to fight to make it to the pro ranks, every level you have to fight because in 3 years time another prodigy will come for your spot

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LK 17 minutes ago

Ireland’s Lomu, their next general at 10 and three other ‘Emerging’ stars who soared

We know that for sure. Nothing wrong with aspiring to be something like him...

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Aido1 20 minutes ago

Leinster-Munster: 5 talking points as awkward Irish rugby question is asked

Don't know what match you were at but the atmosphere resembled a dead fish, best of luck to Snyman. And its not surprising that Leinster are doing so well, look at all the gifts they have received from the IRFU, with another to come at Christmas. If they don't win silver this year it will be because of their own arrogance.

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Toaster 31 minutes ago

'Call a spade a spade': Sonny Bill Williams says current All Blacks don't like pressure

At least he doesn’t get injured every other game

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PS 38 minutes ago

Leinster-Munster: 5 talking points as awkward Irish rugby question is asked

Sounds like you're blaming Andy Farrell for picking an unproven McCarthy over Kleyn. I think that decision has proven a wise one regardless of Kleyn's form for Munster. Kleyn is a great player, as any second row good enough to play for SA, but he's not the best fit for Ireland.

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Ninjin 43 minutes ago

Is this why Ireland and England struggle to win World Cups?

Yes Rugby is for all South Africans but it is just a sport and not the Nationally prefered one. Football is not an African sport but it is the one that is embraced. It has nothing to do with outdated devision ( kind of insulting) and more with the reallity of the matter. Rugby is not the national sport in South Africa. Soccer is. 50 million people will argue about your statement about 11 men kicking a ball around a field I am afraid. Rugby does not define South Africa. Unemployment and poverty does. I admire your passion no matter how misguided.

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MM 51 minutes ago

'Call a spade a spade': Sonny Bill Williams says current All Blacks don't like pressure

Saders if only you had played as many tests as SBW then Kiwis can take you seriously. I think the Irish are gunning for the Kiwis in November and have their number. SBW is saying wat everybody thinks about the current ABs.

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Lulu 53 minutes ago

Leinster-Munster: 5 talking points as awkward Irish rugby question is asked

Totally agree. Andy has to select the best players.

This country hopping just does not sit well with me. It's almost as if these guys are playing club rugby

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Rob 59 minutes ago

Leinster-Munster: 5 talking points as awkward Irish rugby question is asked

It was Kleyn's choice to play for South Africa, he wasn't and isn't good enough to play for Ireland but South Africa wanted him so he took his chance. He knew exactly what it would mean for Munster and I'm sure no self respecting Munster fan would begrudge his decision. On the other hand flip it around and what if Andy Farrell picks him and gives him a token cap against Italy to keep him IQ, that would be incredibly unfair to the man. Its not Farrells responsibility to keep players IQ its their choice, Kleyn didn't feel he was going to be called up and clearly didn't have the desire to stick it out, why would he when he can go play for his home country? In the same way Frisch decided to go play for his home country. Farrells job is to pick the best players to win games, not to lock down players and restrict their options.

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NB 1 hour ago

Will the withdrawal of the ‘top 20’ devalue France’s tour of New Zealand?

Nah not buying JD.

My samples go all the way to 2022 when Cane was outplayed by JVDF on the Ireland tour. Then he had a fairly good RC that year with Frizell and Ardie and dropped off again at the RWC.

The sample size is large but I don't drop the whole lot into one article just for the benefit of the ppl in 'your line of work'! The article has to present clarity but it doesn't mean the process behind it is simple.

But you might be right in your last sentence, we'll see who Razor picks at 7 with everyone fit.

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BM 1 hour ago

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RIP CONNOR GARDEN-BACHOP!

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NB 1 hour ago

Will the withdrawal of the ‘top 20’ devalue France’s tour of New Zealand?

That Cane is outplaying them both through quality rather that quantity will mainly be around his vision on the field.

Except that there is no evidence that he is!

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Scott Benz 1 hour ago

All Blacks label gruelling Northern Tour ‘exactly what we need’

This article is very recommendable after 48 hours my spouse came back with {lovetemple @ minister. com}

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NB 1 hour ago

Will the withdrawal of the ‘top 20’ devalue France’s tour of New Zealand?

It worked opn this thread to start with Bull, then it stopped. Maybe its to do witht eh volume of comments??

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PK 1 hour ago

Leinster-Munster: 5 talking points as awkward Irish rugby question is asked

Munster weren't forced to chose between Kleyn and Snyman because of "Kleyn’s Test defection" leaving them with two SA International. They had to chose because Andy Farrell didn't pick Kleyn for his World Cup Squad and as a result, he was available for selection for SA.

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AM 2 hours ago

The five players Joe Schmidt should bring into the Wallabies’ squad

Ainsley has been playing for Lyon and scrummaging well. It’s the best league in the world and strong scrum emphasis so easy selection if he is available.

The need for a jackler hasn’t sailed and none of the other options at 2 are as good. He played poorly for La Rochelle last night but has been playing well so disagree on that. Mc Reight hasn’t got that element in his game at international level and a support player like him isn’t needed if you have more go forward in the forwards and inside backs as you can use wingers for that.

Hodge is an easy pick. Solid D and good kicking is needed in any side particularly one without a settled 9 and 10. He should be one of the first picked with Kerevi to take the pressure off 10. Paisami and Wright consistently make dumb decisions that put the team under pressure and wrights flash of brilliance every 5th game isn’t worth the errors and he’s not great under the high ball. I’d use hodge there with the young guy from QLD to bring him on. He can then switch into centre or 10 if there are injuries.

IP. The defence in the backline has been terrible and Paisami has terrible judgment. They need to fix that and the options are limited. Paisami shouldn’t be in the squad. I’d have him in the squad with Kerevi favouring Kerevi to start if available.

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Ed the Duck 2 hours ago

'Call a spade a spade': Sonny Bill Williams says current All Blacks don't like pressure

Wow! Kiwis on here already turning on one of their all time greats for his opinion!!!

But he is bang on with his analysis and that’s why SR has dragged the All Blacks back into the pack. And don’t expect it to change any time soon…

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SadersMan 2 hours ago

'Call a spade a spade': Sonny Bill Williams says current All Blacks don't like pressure

Okay then, a spade is a spade & Sonny's an idiot.

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SadersMan 2 hours ago

Ireland’s Lomu, their next general at 10 and three other ‘Emerging’ stars who soared