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2h05

TOP 14

Ntamack et Capuozzo au repos cette semaine

Par RugbyPass

Il y a 5 heures

L'ailier italien de Toulouse, Ange Capuozzo (C), est plaqué lors du match de rugby à XV de Top 14 entre le Stade toulousain rugby (Toulouse) et l'Union Bordeaux-Begles (UBB) au stade Ernest-Wallon de Toulouse, dans le sud-ouest de la France, le 29 septembre 2024. (Photo by Valentine CHAPUIS / AFP) (Photo by VALENTINE CHAPUIS/AFP via Getty Images)

Le demi d’ouverture Romain Ntamack et l’arrière ou ailier Ange Capuozzo sont en vacances cette semaine et ne joueront pas à Castres ce week-end lors de la 5e journée de Top 14, a fait savoir lundi leur encadrement.

Ntamack avait déjà été ménagé à l’occasion de la 3e journée et un déplacement à Montpellier, où Thomas Ramos l’avait suppléé à l’ouverture, ce qu’il pourrait à nouveau faire samedi soir.

Auteur d’un bon début de saison, Capuozzo a lui participé aux quatre premières rencontres des Rouge et Noir, dont trois en tant que titulaire.

Bituniyata de retour, Mallia et Chocobares aussi

Au lendemain de la défaite concédée face à Bordeaux-Bègles (16-12), la première à domicile en championnat depuis février 2022, l’ailier fidjien Setareki Bituniyata, rétabli d’une blessure à une cuisse, a lui fait lundi son retour à l’entraînement.

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Les Argentins Juan Cruz Mallia et Santiago Chocobares sont attendus dans la soirée à Toulouse après avoir disputé le Rugby Championship avec les Pumas.

Chocobares a été touché au ligament latéral interne du genou gauche ce week-end face à l’Afrique du Sud et doit passer des examens complémentaires afin d’affiner le diagnostic.

Dupont attendu avant la fin de la semaine

Mallia est lui laissé au repos cette semaine, mais devrait reprendre la compétition avec son club avant la fenêtre internationale de novembre.

Le troisième ligne anglais Jack Willis, légèrement blessé à une cuisse, ne jouera pas à Castres, mais pourrait être disponible la semaine prochaine pour la réception de Clermont.

Le demi de mêlée Antoine Dupont est attendu en France avant la fin de la semaine après avoir profité de quelques vacances aux États-Unis, au cours desquelles il s’est essayé au football américain.

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Willie 14 minutes ago

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Poor Walter - one day the coach lives in Taupo, the next in Dubbo. It's no wonder they are confused at Ballymore.

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Ireland have played South Africa 30 times. Ireland have won 10, South Africa 19 and 1 draw. Ireland's longest winning streak is 3, attained twice over a period of 5 years (most recently ended in July of this year) and 7 years respectively. South Africa's longest winning streak is 8 over a period of 21 years. In the professional era it is 11 to South Africa and 9 to Ireland. These figures don't in any way suggest Ireland "always" beats South Africa. Ireland have the edge over the last 5 years of course, but for all their class players, both Irish born and repatriated internationals, Ireland only have European silverware to show for it. Ag Shame 😭

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Jackal 53 minutes ago

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Turdface? I knew the demographics posting here were young, but didnt realise they were 8 years old. Time to move on from Rugby Pass I reckon, the article qualities has dipped big time with Bidwell and Smith articles the worst, but the community here is so toxic too. See ya

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AM 1 hour ago

Does Joe Schmidt need to change his Wallabies captain?

Ainsley is playing in France for Lyon and scrummaging well in the best club comp in the world. He fell out of wallabies selection and moved away. So that is down to poor management like Skelton, Meafu etc.

The Tahs have no idea what they are doing and wasted a tonne of people such as Skelton. Coaching standards in Aus are very poor. Rob Kearney the famous Ireland fullback did a stint in Aus and was shocked at how poor the standard was

Yep McReight is fine at breakdown time against shitty opposition in a shitty comp like super rugby but is no where near powerful enough at international level. You see that in his international level stats where he gets very few turnovers and gets blown off the ball. He’s not up to it. No use for an open side that doesn’t slow down opposition ball.

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Chiefs Mana 1 hour ago

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Werner 1 hour ago

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No the fact that world rugby complies to WADA and manage the collection of tests throughout the RWC is the proof they were tested by the same standard. World rugby even came out publicly stating that all 20 teams in the RWC have been part of long term testing and education programmes to ensure a clean tournament even before 2023.

In your creative narrative how has WR managed to comply with WADA while not testing all teams to the required standards? Must mean WR aren't compliant and that all teams in the RWC were doping

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MM 1 hour ago

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MM 1 hour ago

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Wanker

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JH 1 hour ago

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JS 1 hour ago

Does Joe Schmidt need to change his Wallabies captain?

Great article. I love Wilson’s passion but Valetini has to be the primary ball carrier. And until we can find a back capable of providing some penetration in the narrower channels I also agree LSL and Skelton should be out there. I’ve also been surprised (and impressed) with Williams. He packs a far greater punch than I expected.

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OJohn 2 hours ago

Does Joe Schmidt need to change his Wallabies captain?

You might be right about Wilson but Williams is already a better 6 than Wright.

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MattJH 2 hours ago

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fl 2 hours ago

Five key questions the Springboks urgently need to answer

"Erasmus has a dilemma. In de Allende and Andre Esterhuizen he possesses two destructive battering rams. In Am he has a playmaker from the top drawer. None of them tick every box. Pollard is a potential chimera that stands between two worlds, but does he have enough in either department to occupy the position from the opening whistle? Erasmus is a problem solver par excellence and he has much to ponder."

What an odd paragraph! Pollard is a better playmaker than Am, as evidenced by the fact that Am can't play 10 and Pollard can. But Pollard is only considered a "destructive battering ram" in comparison to other fly halves. He's not much stronger in the carry than Am is.

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DP 2 hours ago

Five key questions the Springboks urgently need to answer

Good read this Daniel.

In no particular order:

No.2

Wessels

Gobbler

Venter (as long as he treats Rassies daughter with respect 😬)

No.12

DDA has plenty passing skills, he just needs to remember them from when he first burst onto the scene.

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