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XV de France : Atonio, Berdeu et Bochaton remplacés par Montagne, Hastoy et Woki

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Uini Atonio sera finalement absent du rassemblement des Bleus, tandis que Cameron Woki est rappelé pour pallier le forfait de Pierre Bochaton. (Photo by Stu Forster/Getty Images)

Uini Atonio, Léo Berdeu et Pierre Bochaton sont respectivement remplacés par Régis Montagne, Antoine Hastoy et Cameron Woki dans la liste des 42 joueurs convoqués pour préparer les tests de novembre du XV de France, a indiqué dimanche la Fédération française de rugby.

Le pilier droit de La Rochelle, le demi d’ouverture de Lyon et le deuxième ou troisième ligne de Bordeaux-Bègles ont tous joué samedi avec leur club lors de la huitième journée de Top 14.

Ils sont « forfaits », a fait savoir la FFR dans un communiqué, sans préciser la nature de leurs blessures, alors qu’ils devaient rejoindre dimanche le centre national de Marcoussis.

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Le pilier de l’UBB Sipili Falatea était la première option pour remplacer Atonio au sein du groupe, mais étant « également forfait », Montagne a finalement été appelé.

Le Clermontois, âgé de 24 ans, n’a jamais joué en équipe de France, contrairement au Rochelais Hastoy (27 ans, 7 sélections) et au joueur du Racing 92 Woki (25 ans, 30 sélections), deux absents notables de la liste initiale.

Les Bleus doivent affronter le Japon (9 novembre), la Nouvelle-Zélande (16 novembre) et l’Argentine (23 novembre) au Stade de France.

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fl 13 minutes ago

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we won't know until 2026.

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fl 14 minutes ago

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on what basis have you decided that?

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fl 15 minutes ago

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"What does Cameron Hanekom have to do to get into the squad?" - Bull Shark, 6 days ago.

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fl 18 minutes ago

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yeah, your pretty milquetoast take that no one disagreed with turned out to be correct. well done!

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The Irish team beat world champions SA with only one non Irish raised player in the Irish 15. Those without sin cast the first stone!

Anyway, the nature of rugby is that its a minority global sport, some countries have vast resources of players and coaches. Others don't. Ireland were in the latter. In the Pro age you are going to get movement of people, and people travelling to get jobs etc.

The Tier1As who control the game (Eng/NZ) have allowed the rate of global growth to be disgracefully slow. I have no issues with Ireland using a few players as a catalyst to growth and progression. Now we have our systems set up and more players we are starting to become a net exporter of players. That's how the game grows.

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RedWarrior 42 minutes ago

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The box kick was an attacking innovation by Schmidt and Ireland and Eddie Jones used the Glove defence to counter the box kick. Ireland's great veteran scrumhalf Conor Murray was the early proponent of it. After 5-6 man 'glove' retreats to protect the catcher, there are 5-6 players on the wrong side of the defending ball. So its bad ball and after maybe one phase another box kick goes back etc.

England literally were able to reduce SA to their gameplan and almost won the semi with it. But everyone knows the 'glove' is to obstruct the chaser, so the rule change will be something like, if you're running back, you're either competing for the ball or retreating behind it. If you're running in the area in front of the ball when the chaser passes, you will probably get pinged.

This is a big one which may take a season to iron out but its happenning in Twickhenham on Saturday. If England exploit this successfully it will be proof of how good a coach Felix Jones is.

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Looking at the SA teams in URC who are lethal off broken play with lightening counters. This new change will suit. It makes the play more open but in a way that suits a fast counter attack.

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The boy has some serious wheels on him. So wing maybe could be.

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Stormers to me does not look like a well coached side. It was a very disjointed effort on the weekend.

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NB 1 hour ago

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Trust us, the decision to not select Sotutu was widely critiqued here and was found to be the best/right decision.

How was it found to be right exactly?

As I posted elsewhere on the thread, I felt Sotutu should have been given the nod ahead of Jacobsen, not Sititi.

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NB 1 hour ago

Bad blood swirls as the All Blacks head north

I said 'he' [Razor] was proved right, not me JD 😂

It was a solution and it worked [even if I feel they could do even better at 7]...

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NB 1 hour ago

Bad blood swirls as the All Blacks head north

It has some merit - it can be more difficult to select the right combination if a lot of players involved have similar strength and weaknesses.

Whatver you think of him, Hoskins is a bit different.

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NB 1 hour ago

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The evidence against you is mounting JW!!

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NB 1 hour ago

Bad blood swirls as the All Blacks head north

I haven't seen it - how did the ABs go?

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NB 1 hour ago

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AFAIK refs in NZ and SA were alway a bit 'hometown' which is why the home side always won [bar 1937]!

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Nickers 1 hour ago

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Is Ellison the defence coach now?

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It’s also why there’s so much brain damage in football. Which I assume you also enjoy?

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NB 1 hour ago

Bad blood swirls as the All Blacks head north

There we are then, problem solved!

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NB 1 hour ago

Bad blood swirls as the All Blacks head north

The basic point point is the same JD. You've claimed that Ireland's behaviour is more objectionable and they are disliked more than other international teams. Beyond the usual friction between winning and losing teams neither statement is true.

As theories go, the one which has the ABs reacting badly to losing regularly to the same opponent is vastly more interesting than the one that claims a whole rugby nation and its supporters suddenly became 'arrogant' arounf 2022. Apparently without winning anything of note ['the World Cup is the only one that matters'].

It's not even worth worth the soggy newsprint.😉

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