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Challenge Cup

Les maillots des clubs français pour la Challenge Cup

Le maillot Euskadi de l'Aviron sera porté en Challenge Cup (Crédit photo : compte officiel de l'Aviron Bayonnais sur X)

Alors que la Challenge Cup débute le 6 décembre, RugbyPass fait le point sur les maillots qui seront portés par les clubs français.

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  • Bayonne

Quand la sobriété se met au service du style.

Inspiré des couleurs du drapeau du Pays basque, le maillot européen de l’Aviron Bayonnais affiche une dominante verte et un col rond élégant.

Les manches et le col sont relevées par du blanc et du rouge afin de donner une touche identitaire à cette tenue ultra efficace et sublimée par une DA volontairement épurée et minimaliste de la part de l’équipe de communication du club.

  • Montpellier

On reste chez Le Coq Sportif et on passe sur une création ultra classe.

Sur la scène européenne, le MHR portera un maillot third noir et or très élégant. Cette tunique s’inspire des ornements de la « Grande salle » de l’Opéra Comédie. On est clairement sur le maillot third parfait qui combine une association de couleurs très trendy et une symbolique culturelle forte.

  • Lyon

Équipé par Macron, le LOU fait simple et efficace cette année. Le club compte trois couleurs officielles – noir, blanc et rouge – et celles-ci sont déclinées en trois tuniques.

Le maillot third affiche une dominante blanche avec un col croisé bien senti ainsi que des éléments rouges sur les épaules.

C’est propre, c’est bien joué.

Trois clubs à deux maillots… pour le moment

L’USAP, le RC Vannes et la Section Paloise n’ont, au 19 novembre, toujours pas dévoilé de maillot third. RugbyPass ne manquera pas de vous les présenter en cas de sortie officielle d’ici le début de la Challenge Cup.

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NB 57 minutes ago
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...But I guess we'll se if the lineout can work with Williams, Wilson and Valetini as the main jumpers tomorrow!.... I don't know who will be captaining that lineout!

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NB 59 minutes ago
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How leviathan Will Skelton and the Wallabies reversed the World Cup fiasco

Read Skelton interview above. The NH improves real men - it could improve you too is you allowed it to!😅

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NB 1 hour ago
How leviathan Will Skelton and the Wallabies reversed the World Cup fiasco

As above he went to improve himself and that's exactly what he did. Don't take my word for it, read Skelton's own words.

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NB 1 hour ago
How leviathan Will Skelton and the Wallabies reversed the World Cup fiasco

It's well documented that Saracens was the first time Skelton was asked to get properly fit enough to play the game https://www.rugbypass.com/news/it-was-a-light-bulb-moment-will-skelton-reveals-exactly-how-he-went-from-148kg-to-135kg/


If he didn't he'd be out on the street, and to his credit he made himself a better player than he'd ever been at home.

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NB 1 hour ago
Why England's defence of the realm has crumbled without Felix Jones

It's hard to advance beyond the 'nonsense' sadly RW. JW won't ever give the NH credit, so he masks his bile as back-handed compliments - 'oh the England D is as good as ever, but Aussie and SA have improved and the holes were always there!'. Tripe.

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NB 1 hour ago
Why England's defence of the realm has crumbled without Felix Jones

Woryy not Tom, he cannot help it. NH slights are hard-wired into JW's psyche!

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NB 1 hour ago
Why England's defence of the realm has crumbled without Felix Jones

England well-stocked in the back-row aren't they DM? Ben Earl has not been carrying quite as effectively at 8 of late so PEarson may come into the equation for the 6N.

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NB 1 hour ago
Why England's defence of the realm has crumbled without Felix Jones

He has some credibility gut he is an emerging coach with experience in only one domestic league NC. Felix Jones has experience in Ireland, South Africa and England and has been part of world cup winning ventures, so Joe is playing catch-up in terms of knowledge.

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NB 1 hour ago
Why England's defence of the realm has crumbled without Felix Jones

Yes I remember him as a player too. He was a hard, decent flanker.


But the drop-off from Felix Jones is still immense. Coaching Top 14 D is very different to coaching D in international rugby - the priorities are different, the challenges are like chalk and cheese. It's a huge ask for him.

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Why England's defence of the realm has crumbled without Felix Jones

Spot on Tom. They gave every indication of buying in and it worked. It would have gotten better gain this autumn had he felt motivated to stay. But the key defenders are now looking confused in situations when it really matters. As you say it looks ragged and un-cohesive.

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Why England's defence of the realm has crumbled without Felix Jones

Where does Joe have his own 'winning system'?

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Cantab 1 hour ago
Lamb to the slaughter? Italy aim to 'get stuck into' All Blacks

Sorry Italy, you are out of your depth against the top sides. At best you may hold NZ for a while but expect to eventually get done by 50+.

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Hellhound 1 hour ago
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You have to have dreams to reach for the stars, but without believing it, it won't ever happen. It's one thing to say things to the media, quite another to believe what you regurgitate just for the journalists and the public. No one is fooled, and it's the one game they knew Wales will get smashed. The Boks won 10 games without being at their best. Even on their baddest day they will smash this Wales team.


I don't really blame the players. I blame the WRU. Their best players is not available due to restrictions, small change as pay and an overly believe in their own power that amounts to nothing. Get rid of them and Gatland, and maybe their will be an upwards curve. They will lose against the Boks, and also all the games in the 6N if they keep the current board. Italy will be able to smash them.

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Hellhound 1 hour ago
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France is starting to look like they are finally over their WC headache, although they were lucky that NZ had a very bad game. The Argies as usual is one game good, the next bad. If they can sort that out and be more consistent, they could become contenders for the WC.


NZ, Argentina (if they are more consistent), and now the Wallabies too is in an upward curve (can they be consistent?), as well as Fiji(as inconsistent as Argentina) looks like possible contenders. The Boks will be as usual a huge threat to defend their title. Things are looking up for the South, so the North should rightfully beware of the Southern Hemisphere threat.


With the French looking dangerous, the English with their close runs (mostly a mindset problem) and the Scottish seems to be the NH main contenders. The Irish is good, but not excellent anymore. They are more overbearing and with their glory days mostly gone with old players hanging on by a thread, by 2027 if they don't start adding in the younger players, they won't make it past yet another WC Quarter final. The problem is that their youngsters, while good is nothing special.


That is just 8 teams without the Irish that can become real WC contenders. Lots of hickups to be sorted still for these teams, excluding the Boks to become a threat. Make no mistake, the top Tier is much closer than people realise and the 2027 WC will be a really great WC, possibly the best contended WC ever.

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Hellhound 2 hours ago
Brett Robinson's first media briefing as new World Rugby chair

When I first read the article, there was much I wanted to say and nothing very good. I was angry, so I took a step back and reviewed everything I learned. I decides to take the diplomatic route and kept it as simple as I could and just said what my biggest worry was, which was the core of the problem. Or else my reply would have been another article here. Id have preferred Augustin Pichot, but he didn't put his name up again. That is a shame

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Ml 2 hours ago
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As I said before, bye now PinkyPedant. I hope you stew over this issue for years to come, and it sours every meal you eat.

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