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International

Angleterre : Slade titulaire, Ford remplaçant face aux All Blacks

Par AFP

Il y a 22 heures

Henry Slade sera le numéro 13 de l'équipe d'Angleterre lorsqu'elle affrontera les All Blacks samedi (Photo by Dan Mullan/The RFU Collection via Getty Images)

Henry Slade, qui vient de faire son retour en club après une opération à l’épaule, a été titularisé au centre de l’équipe d’Angleterre pour affronter la Nouvelle-Zélande samedi à Twickenham, premier match de la tournée européenne des All Blacks.

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Le joueur de 31 ans a fait sa première apparition de la saison lors de la défaite d’Exeter contre les Harlequins dimanche, disputant 55 minutes avant de sortir.

Sa performance a suffi à convaincre le sélectionneur Steve Borthwick de le préférer à Alex Lozowski au centre la ligne de trois-quarts anglaise.

Chandler Cunningham-South occupera quant à lui le poste de troisième-ligne aile, habituellement occupé par Ollie Chessum, blessé à un genou et très probablement forfait pour l’ensemble des test-matches de novembre.

Après avoir perdu deux fois de justesse en juillet dernier en Nouvelle-Zélande (16-15 et 24-17), l’Angleterre tentera de remporter sa première victoire contre les All Blacks à domicile depuis 2012.

Angleterre

XV de départ : Furbank – Feyi-Waboso, Slade, Lawrence, Freeman – (o) Smith, (m) Spencer – T. Curry, Earl, Cunningham-South – Martin, Itoje – Stuart, George (cap), Genge.

Remplaçants : Dan, Baxter, Cole, Isiekwe, B. Curry, Dombrandt, Randall, Ford.

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AD 14 minutes ago

England winger's pompous remark when asked about Sevu Reece

I don't think it's even remotely like saying nz wouldnt have got out of the group without one player.. They would have... easily... but I see how what you're trying to say. Their management has never been a better winner? Are you joking?

Ireland is a team that has great management, through their coaches, their systems and their players mentalities. I wouldn't even say Ireland have the best players, so I respect Irelands team of today and the last 4-5 years, but Ill be interested to see if they can crack the quarters and semis one day. :) England of that year? Managers and systems, sure..but it was not pretty rugby. Maybe my standards for attacking rugby came from my kiwi upbringing. Maybe that's arrogance on my part.

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Tom 17 minutes ago

Joe Marler restores X account, explains blasting 'ridiculous' haka

He's just being a knob for the attention cuz he likes to shit stir. He doesn't mean any disrespect by it, I wouldn't hold it against him.

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Tom 23 minutes ago

Four talking points about England team that will play the All Blacks

Borthwick loves a tall 6. Underhill omission is weird. He's better than Curry (both of them). He's a big match player, he will rise to the occasion.

Willis probably for me over Domby. I love watching Dombs for Quins but he ain't got it at international level, he goes missing.

I like Marcus, I remember watching vids of him playing schoolboy rugby, never seen anything like it, he's got bags of talent. I'm happy they're sticking with him but any of the 3 is a huge improvement over Faz so I'm honestly not too bothered who plays. I'm sure the best of the 3 will cement their place over the next year or so.

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TwoTone 29 minutes ago

Joe Marler wasn't wrong to take a pop at the All Blacks' haka

If the English dont want the haka performed than all they have to do is Express that. The Welsh did and we honored their request, doing the haka in the changing rooms, which was met with boos as to why the fans misd out on it. 🤷🏽‍♂️ seriously though I dont think we give two shits anymore bout this Northern hemisphere talking point about banning the haka. Because if you really wanted that youd makesure the boys didn't perform it. The real headline for me is can the ABs stop the young English fly half on his home turf after nearly beating the boys at Eden park. Will be a great watch. UP THE ABS

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RedWarrior 49 minutes ago

Four talking points about England team that will play the All Blacks

Very very excited about this game. I think England are going to bring massive intensity to it and control how it opens up later by using a more dynamic 'Bomb Squad'.

Smith will have been practising those shots at sticks a lot. I am expecting a great match and an English victory. They will need one of their set/strike plays to produce 7, but if they manage that they are on their way.

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RedWarrior 1 hour ago

England winger's pompous remark when asked about Sevu Reece

He was just told that Reeves didn't know who he was. His reply was basically, "hopefully" he will know by match end (in a good way for me, bad way for him). Standard response off the cuff, no arrogance there.

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RedWarrior 1 hour ago

England winger's pompous remark when asked about Sevu Reece

Like saying NZ wouldn't have got out of their group without Carter in 2011 etc. That was a great team. Not just Wilkinson. Sure Wilkinson delivered punches to the solar plexes via drop goals. But for overall winning game management their has never been a better world cup winner. Their path to the RWC in 2007 after a real hockeying by SA in the opening match was immense. That team was everything NZ didn't have and needed.

I didn't like it at the time but in the 2002 Grand Slam decider in Dublin they mistakenly stood on the wrong side during the VIP handshake, refused to move and made the Irish President walk through the muck to shake the hands.

They wouldn't budge. It was a mentality that Ireland could have done with in 2023.

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RedWarrior 1 hour ago

England winger's pompous remark when asked about Sevu Reece

If a team wins a world cup and New Zealand don't (England) or if a team challenges NZ (Ireland) it doesn't mean they are arrogant. NZs first instinct is to demonize potential challengers especially from NH (you wouldn't get away with it against your SH piers).

There was a lot less of a celebration than in 2003. You can't take a personality you don't like and project it onto the entire team.

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RW 1 hour ago

Joe Marler wasn't wrong to take a pop at the All Blacks' haka

Hamish Bid "Joe Marler fare"well

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RedWarrior 1 hour ago

Joe Marler restores X account, explains blasting 'ridiculous' haka

Hope Marler is all right.

Rule is stay in own half but if the occasion warrants a reaction I am sure the £2k price tag is acceptable.

I wish more information would be given to supporters on how best to act during Haka.

Sometimes you see NZ players saying personal choice for reactions, other times you see them getting angry and assuming noise = disrespect.

In fairness there isn't an opportunity for opponent crowds to react after the Haka so many react during it.

NZ should do a publicity campaign on it.

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fl 2 hours ago

Ben-Jason Dixon: 'I tried too hard, I felt a little bit useless'

"He re-emerged cradling a mountain of piping hot burgers in his arms and began dishing them out to the people on the street. “Have a good evening, guys.” No fanfare. No smartphones. No gushing viral videos about the magnanimous rugby star curating his image as a man of the people."

how does Jamie Lyall know about this incident if it wasn't recorded?

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NB 2 hours ago

What must England relearn to conquer the All Blacks?

Decaf does no-one any good - a bit like Nosecco!

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NB 2 hours ago

'Freelancer' Izaia Perese shows the need for true inclusivity in Australian rugby

Cabous disappeared without a trace didn't he? But I didn't see him starting for the Rebs last season..

I see those at the other place are already on our bandwagon and touting Chekko as next WB coach🤣

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NB 2 hours ago

'Freelancer' Izaia Perese shows the need for true inclusivity in Australian rugby

What stats? Please provide support,

Mike Cron has been on board for what? 4 months and 10 Tests. So he cannot be held accountable for the standard of scrumming in Aussie.

Tupou is an explosive scrummager who cannot stay on the field for long enough. Angus Bell is a good un. Kailea will be a good un.

What you claim about AAA is patently untrue. Has he been effective since returning from long term injury - no. Did he hold up the WB scrum on the many occasions when Nella was on the field - yes. Could he still play LHP as he did when he first started SR - yes.

If you're touting Jermaine Ainsley you are wide of the mark indeed. He's an okay scrummager who at his best is good SR standard - a little like Sam Talakai.

Atm they are right to split time between TT and AA at tight-head and look for Nongorr and De Lutiis to develop behind them. But I do think they should pick their two best scummaging hookers - BPA and Nasser - ahead of Matt Faessler.

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by George! 3 hours ago

Joe Marler wasn't wrong to take a pop at the All Blacks' haka

Spot on mate. The haka challenge is laid down to the team on the field. If any of the Boks were man enough they would have indicated to the crowd to settle down while they took matters into their own hands. Instead they needed 60 odd thousand to keep their knees from knocking. Poofs.

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NB 3 hours ago

'Freelancer' Izaia Perese shows the need for true inclusivity in Australian rugby

Socer is well advance with 90% of its top players in European leagues. Rugby nowhere near that [yet].

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B 3 hours ago

Fellow New Zealand halfback sets world-class bar for Cameron Roigard

TJ stuffed it up against England in 2022 in a selfish bid for glory turning an All Black winning margin into a drawn game and a ruptured achilles injury for himself.

Now this year when TJ got injured after the first test in Dunedin, Cortez Ratima stepped up for test two at Eden Park and has slotted in well and keeps improving.

If Scott has any kahunas, he starts Ratima and Beauden, with Roigard and McKenzie as impact off the bench.

Go the All Blacks...time to pocket some posies...onwards and upwards...

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by George! 3 hours ago

Joe Marler wasn't wrong to take a pop at the All Blacks' haka

Totally agree with you Hamish. I'd prefer less than more, was it on away games we performed it? I do remember it was special when performed.

I remember ABs v Samoa first ever test match held at Eden Park and a bit of a furore over who should lay the first challenge, it was all played out in the media. Apparently Maori protocol won out, something along the lines of "we're the defendants against the challenger so we're first and you can follow"... so it was decided. Even though Samoa was the "challenger" 🤔!? Anyway Peter Fatialofa wasn't waiting around and led the "Siva Tau" whilst the haka was being performed.

I also want to say that after performing the haka challenge you shouldn't have the right to also eyeball the receiver in to walking away first.

I hope England and all the other teams that don't have a cultural challenge of sorts realise this and stand their ground, that is their "acceptance". Don't be shooed away by the ref.

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Lulu 3 hours ago

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