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Douze Géorgiens "français" contre l'Australie

(Photo by Levan Verdzeuli/Getty Images)

Dans son équipe, le sélectionneur Levan Maisashvili a retenu neuf joueurs qui avaient affronté les Wallabies lors de la dernière Coupe du Monde de Rugby en 2019 : Shalva Mamukashvili, Konstantine Mikautadze, Beka Gorgadze, Vasil Lobzhanidze, Merab Sharikadze, Guram Gogichashvili, Beka Gigashvili, Gela Aprasidze et Giorgi Kveseladze.

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1 Nika Abuladze
2 Shalva Mamukashvili
3 Guram Papidze
4 Nodar Cheishvili
5 Konstantine Mikautadze
6 Tornike Jalagonia
7 Luka Ivanishvili
8 Beka Gorgadze
9 Vasil Lobzhanidze
10 Luka Matkava
11 Miriani Modebadze
12 Merab Sharikadze (c)
13 Demur Tapladze
14 Akaki Tabutsadze
15 Davit Niniashvili

Remplaçants

16 Tengizi Zamtaradze
17 Guram Gogichashvili
18 Beka Gigashvili
19 Lasha Jaiani
20 Giorgi Tsutskiridze
21 Gela Aprasidze
22 Tedo Abzhandadze
23 Giorgi Kveseladze 

  • Dans son équipe, le sélectionneur Levan Maisashvili a retenu neuf joueurs qui avaient affronté les Wallabies lors de la dernière Coupe du Monde de Rugby en 2019 : Shalva Mamukashvili, Konstantine Mikautadze, Beka Gorgadze, Vasil Lobzhanidze, Merab Sharikadze, Guram Gogichashvili, Beka Gigashvili, Gela Aprasidze et Giorgi Kveseladze
  • Douze joueurs sur les 23 évoluent en club en France, dont six titulaires :  Guram Papidze (Pau), Konstantine Mikautadze (Bayonne), Guram Gogichashvili (Racing), Beka Gigashvili (Toulon), Lasha Jaiani (Nevers), Beka Gorgadze (Pau), Giorgi Tsutskiridze (Stade Français), Tornike Jalagonia (Biarritz), Vasil Lobzhanidze (Brive), Gela Aprasidze (Bayonne), Tedo Abzhandadze (Montauban), Davit Niniashvili (Lyon)
  • Le capitaine Merab Sharikadze a mené la Géorgie lors de deux matchs de la Coupe du Monde de Rugby 2019, contre les Fidji et l’Australie
  • Il est le capitaine le plus capé avec 42 tests en charge depuis 2014, et est l’un des neuf Géorgiens à avoir disputé 90 tests ou plus
  • Il a fait ses débuts en 2012 contre l’Espagne, à l’âge de 18 ans, et participera à sa troisième Coupe du Monde de Rugby, remportant trois de ses sept matchs joués en 2015 et 2019
  • Akaki Tabutsadze est le seul joueur géorgien à avoir débuté les huit rencontres de la saison. Depuis ses débuts en octobre 2020 contre l’Écosse, il a participé à 20 des 28 tests de la Géorgie au cours de cette période
  • Il est leur meilleur marqueur d’essais en 2023 avec 10 réalisations, dont deux doublés et un triplé
  • Il a également contribué au rendement offensif cette saison avec trois passes décisives, 12 offloads et une moyenne d’un franchissement tous les 2,5 ballons portés
  • Konstantine Mikautadze disputera sa troisième Coupe du Monde de Rugby après 2015 et 2019, et est le joueur le plus expérimenté de leur sélection avec huit matchs déjà joués
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Hellhound 23 minutes ago
What has happened to Aphelele Fassi?

Willie will always be the most missed player for me once he retires. He wasn't interested in scoring tries. The ultimate team player. Has the most assists in tries in the Bok team, and his kicks always spot on, at least 95% of the time. He reads the game like no other player can. He wasn't flashy, and people didn't notice him because of that. Great rugby head and knowledge. He should be catapulted into an assistant coach in the rugby system. He should really consider coaching.


Damian Willemse is an excellent fullback and he is the number 1 fullback. He can play the entire backline positions, except maybe 9, but I'm sure he would be able too if he wanted. No one is taking that away from him, only stand in while he is injured. He is world class and you don't swap that out. He also got wicked dancing feet, great eye for openings, and reads a game like few can, like Willie Le Roux. Also very strong on his feet, with absolute great hands and his kicking game is just as good.


As for Aphelele Fassi. What a great find and he has exceptional talent that Rassie will mould into a world class player. Yet.... He is nowhere even close to Damien Willemse. He has a long way to go to get there, but he is surrounded by great team mates from who he will gain lots of advice and support. He can play wing and fullback and Rassie may just try him out as a flyhalf or centre too. He has the abilities to expand his game. He is for sure a future star, but not yet at the stage to take away Damien Willemse's spot. However, DW start and AF on the bench, that is an awesome replacement. Between the 2 they cover all positions in the backline once AF gets that training. The Boks could go 6/2 permanently if they wanted. 6 forwards, a scrumhalf and AF. I may be wrong, but Rassie will spread AF around.

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RedWarrior 1 hour ago
'They smelt it': Scott Robertson says Italy sensed All Blacks' vulnerability

I think Italy were always targetting this match and intended to win. They needed to exorcise the 2023 RWC. I think they could have done with a bit more help from other 6Ns particularly from Ireland to knock more holes in NZ and their confidence.

Mentioned before the Italy Argentina match was a virus that ripped through the Italy camp early that week. In general play Italy were competitive albeit with a high error count and crucial missed tackles.

Ive said it before the era of NZ turning up unprepared for all comers and triumphing is definitively over. If a Tier1 team target NZ and NZ do not prepare accordingly they are in with a major chance of losing. It used to occur the odd time in RWCs against France, now it can occur v any Tier1. The competition has improved. NZ can still be at the top but their talents must be deployed sufficiently into dismantling teams as with their attack then allowed to exploit.

They dismantled Ireland pretty well in Dublin which went largely unnoticed. That allowed them scoreboard advantage and attacking opportunities of which one was enough.

That Italian team beat Wales and significantly Scotland last year. They used the loss to NZ in the most positive way possible. No doubt NZ prepared but I would assume it was similar to versus Argentina: 3/4 arsed at best. These test matches are rare and this was another chance to practice dismantling a determined and prepared opponent which was lost. If Italy had scored a 7 pointer at 17-6....an Italian win was on.

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