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World Rugby U20 Championship

Suivez France - Espagne U20 en direct sur RugbyPass TV

Par Jérémy Fahner

Il y a 2 jours

Les Bleuets ne peuvent pas compter sur Paul Costes (au centre), présent l'an dernier, tandis que Hugo Reus (N.10) est toujours présent et capitaine de cette équipe (Photo by World Rugby/World Rugby via Getty Images).

L’équipe de France U20 démarre ce samedi la défense de son titre de championne du monde de la catégorie, dont elle a gagné les trois dernières éditions.

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Elle affronte à 14h un adversaire inédit dans la compétition, l’Espagne.

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Johan 2 hours ago

Former Bok captain Victor Matfield launches personal tirade at Sam Warburton

Why are the guys getting so emotional??? Talk is cheap and money buys the Whisky. Lets see what the 2 test have to say! That’s all that counts.

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Lewis 2 hours ago

Rugby league international played 'in front of a handful of people'

I have absolutely 0 interest in League and that sentiment is strong with many Scottish fans.

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Ben 2 hours ago

Victor Matfield responds to Rieko Ioane's 'Super Rugby title above a World Cup' remark

As long as we don’t join the 6 Nations!!….. its a poor comp with maybe 2 good teams each year…..SA must Play club comps up North and let the NH pay our players and then play Rugby Champs later in the year - far better comp than 6 Nations anyway…. best of both worlds for SA and SA Players.

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Ben 2 hours ago

Former Bok captain Victor Matfield launches personal tirade at Sam Warburton

Douche bag Ben Smith at it again…. please get another job, you suck at this one BEN SMITH! Sorry excuse for a Kiwi……

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Rory 2 hours ago

Former Bok captain Victor Matfield launches personal tirade at Sam Warburton

Read the headline, see who the “writer” is and can guess the content will be provocative BS from the BS itself.

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Nickers 3 hours ago

Scott Barrett was the safe, obvious choice as All Blacks captain

Although it took a long time, by the end of Foster’s tenure the ABs were extremely good. To mention the “sameness of the squad” and “hopefully he can get more out of the players”…. ignores the fact that the players were fantastic last year. There were four teams who were all very competitive and could beat each other on their day, and NZ was one of them. Totally agree on the point about fullback though. Perofeta to 15 for the Blues seemed like a forced move because Plummer had clearly outplayed him at 10. You would have to assume that Will Jordan is Razor’s first choice 15, but in the interim Perofeta starting there over Love or Stevenson seems extremely left field. If Sullivan was fit Perofeta would arguably have found himself on the bench for the latter half of the Blues season. A lot of the other selections you can make a case for, even if you don’t agree with them. But essentially naming Perofeta as the only full back in the squad is a big head scratcher.

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Ross 5 hours ago

Former Bok captain Victor Matfield launches personal tirade at Sam Warburton

Why is a story from months ago being brought up again? Oh yes! Because RP are trying to stir up sh*t…as usual.

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Justin 5 hours ago

Former Bok captain Victor Matfield launches personal tirade at Sam Warburton

this show Final Whistle.. the guys have a go at each other nevermind other pundits, its full on confrontational. Going to give a lot of clickable quotes

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Jon 5 hours ago

Former Bok captain Victor Matfield launches personal tirade at Sam Warburton

> “How can you ask me that? South Africa, Springboks.” Haha I can imagine him spitting drool with that reply. Great build up Ben. > With so many Irish internationals in the Leinster side, their semi-final failure against Jake White’s Bulls shows that they will struggle against the full Springbok side. True. I can’t imagine what you would call it if Victor actually got emotional in his response. What was Warburtons last brain implosion about on TV again?

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Ed the Duck 5 hours ago

Former Bok captain Victor Matfield launches personal tirade at Sam Warburton

Pretty sure SW would have been referring to Ireland at that point in time i.e. the Boks weren’t playing anyone. Either way it’s a rubbish point and unusual for him as he’s normally a very balanced and knowledgeable pundit. As for the best, it’s the Boks and they’ve proved it beyond all dispute. Double WC champs and world No.1 - there literally is nothing else!

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Toaster 6 hours ago

Scott Barrett was the safe, obvious choice as All Blacks captain

What a load of tripe! Our wings are not just “ok” They are world class I get the sentiment about no locks It’s not Brodie and Whitelock but with Tuipolotu there it’s acceptable at least Then there’s Darry coming through Holland next year No reliable first five? Well in his last outing against the Pumas McKenzie was outstanding and he’s played really well all year Robertson doesn’t make sense? I have no problems understanding him All blacks are in for a few tough years? good grief there is plenty on talent and this squad is just to play England

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finn 6 hours ago

Former Bok captain Victor Matfield launches personal tirade at Sam Warburton

“He hasn’t made a semi-final of a World Cup” “he can’t tie Victor’s shoelaces when it comes to experience and say what he wants to say” Sam Warburton is an idiot, and shouldn’t have said what he did, but stuff like this comes across really petty and nasty, and really doesn’t help with the perception so many of us now have of Springbok arrogance.

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Jon 7 hours ago

Four talking points after World Rugby U20 Championship day one

Haha what garbage is this.. > The 20-minute red card was brought in so that matches wouldn’t be ruined by having 15-on-14 for too long in a game, but its first use at U20s essentially prevented an upset result from materialising as it empowered the team that should have been a player down to 54 minutes to flourish and win in a canter. So you’re suggesting that that to stop matches being ruined by an imbalance in ability, one the higher ranked team should have a permanent red, and the lower a 20min red? Next thing this author will be doing is suggesting that a higher ranked team have a random player red carded as to avoid the contest being ruined. What an idiot. Actually enjoyed the rest of the article though (though I suppose you have to question some of his opinion now).

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Patrick 7 hours ago

Rugby league international played 'in front of a handful of people'

I thought this was a rugby union site. Some of us have no interest in French rugby league.

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Jon 8 hours ago

'That is not a memory I want to live back, I think we lost about 1000-nil didn't we?'

If you were to have a mirror image video of Asofa Aumua you’d have him busting the line in his U20 campaign, with a highlight of his Roller Mills (U13) runs before it.

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Shaylen 8 hours ago

Scott Barrett was the safe, obvious choice as All Blacks captain

A lot of negativity in this article and in the press about the squad talking about how weak the AB’s are and that this isnt the revolutionary squad they expected. As an outsider looking in I cant quite believe how negative it is. AB’s have alot of world class player, saying Richie Mo’unga wasnt all that under Foster is nonsense. He is such a class player and destroyed Ireland in the quarter final last year. A great player. Talking about how the AB’s have no locks, well Tupou Vaa’i has 25 caps, Tuipulotu has 43 caps and Barrett has 69 caps. I would say that means they have some experienced locks who are actually good athletes. Talking about the wings being okay? well thats absurd because they are class. Clarke, Narawa, Reece and Tele’a are top drawer while Jordan is on the mend. Mckenzie and Beauden Barrett are a headache any coach would want at 10 with both being world class options. Really now, should anyone be so negative about this squad. Only mistake I can see is Savea is not captain and thats just because the coach and Barrett have a good relationship.

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MattJH 8 hours ago

Scott Barrett was the safe, obvious choice as All Blacks captain

The All Blacks, with an entirely new management team, have 10 days to prepare to play an English side who have played 6N a few months ago and had a warm up game against Japan last week. Having a brand new captain and new coach who have had that relationship for four years is one of the slender advantages of the preparation that the ABs have. Makes sense to make Barret captain. As for bagging the playing ability and quality of the side selected, it says a lot that the writer doesn’t offer any stats, reasoning, or alternatives other than Ardie should be captain because… why? He’s more media friendly? And the players themselves are very excited about their team and captain. Another ridiculous, grizzly hack piece from a top drawer wind up merchant. (Who I always read without fail.)

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B.J. Spratt 9 hours ago

French reports reveal Stuart Hogg's new salary at Montpellier

Montpellier is the “French Foreign Legion” of Rugby Clubs. ”Comme pas de questions” Owned by Mohed Altrad and run by Bernard Laporte, both criminals, I am sure Hogg will feel at home there.

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Martin 11 hours ago

‘He’s a winner’: Scott Robertson doubles down on All Blacks captaincy call

‘Was’ a winner. Was

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Jon 12 hours ago

Scott Barrett was the safe, obvious choice as All Blacks captain

Just as long as Razor does all the talking in the presser and other players get all the onfield interviews, we’ll all be OK (sry Scott). He’ll be great at his core role, actioning as the leader/Chief for the players off the field, he’ll only bring concerns to Razor when they really need to be and on the field he’s actually got a bit of captaincy flair. I’d hope he’s honed that a bit more by the time RWC comes around, but for now, happy for him and Ardie to think for themselves on the paddock (can’t see Jordie being much help for the backs, all most too much an alrounder).

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