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Eddie Jordan, actionnaire de l'AS Béziers, est décédé

MONTE-CARLO, MONACO - 23 MAI 2024 : Eddie Jordan à Monaco durant le Grand Prix de F1, le 23 mai 2024 à Monte-Carlo, Monaco. (Photo Clive Rose/Getty Images)

L’actionnaire de l’AS Béziers Eddie Jordan est mort à l’âge de 76 ans des suites d’un cancer de la prostate, a-t-on appris ce jeudi auprès de sa famille.

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L’Irlandais avait annoncé en décembre dernier souffrir d’une « forme agressive » de cancer.

L’ancien patron de Formule 1, qui avait notamment accueilli dans la discipline le tout jeune Michael Schumacher, faisait partie d’un groupe d’investisseurs ayant investi dans le club héraultais en 2024. L’ancien ouvreur des All Blacks et joueur de l’ASB Andrew Mehrtens fait également partie de ces actionnaires.

« L’AS Béziers Hérault a appris avec tristesse la disparition d’Eddie JORDAN à l’âge de 76 ans, des suites d’une maladie contre laquelle il se battait courageusement depuis l’an passé », a écrit le club sur son site internet.

« Après une immense carrière dans les sports automobiles et plus particulièrement en Formule 1, Eddie Jordan, personnalité atypique des paddocks et du sport en général, faisait partie des nouveaux actionnaires de l’ASBH. »

On avait appris il y a à peine plus d’un mois qu’Eddie Jordan avait également repris les London Irish, alors sous administration judiciaire. Le club avait été déchu de son statut professionnel en juin 2023, écrasé par une dette de plus de 30 millions d’euros.

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CO 54 minutes ago
Whose ship has sailed before the first All Blacks squad?

Based on last weekend there should be no Hurricanes loose forwards in the mix, they all seemed poor with the Brumbies once again fantastic at playing and executing as a team. The Hurricanes were also poor in the halves with the ten invisible and Cam Roigard trying to play up tempo, Helter skelter rugby which is what the Brumbies wanted.


Roigards passing was telegraphic with his running game and sniping non existent, Ratima also appears to be getting metronomic, devoid of flair and his ten went invisible as well.


If you can't step up at finals then you need to be punished, yes the blues were poor at times this season but they were right on either the last two games when it really matters.


CWL is a bit larger but both him and Lakai are down on size for an eight and aren't freaks like Savea. Sotutu has to be in the mix and Dalton, but only if they front this Friday night.


However six is an ongoing issue, Josh Beehre could be an answer to the lack of height in the loose forwards at Allblacks level, his driving try to ice the contest through a decent Chiefs pack was raw determination even with support.


As for the previous try being ruled out on the flimsiest of technicalities that highlighted everything wrong with the TMO, it wasn't ‘rabbiting’, his knees dropped one after the other and he then brought his shoulders forward to extend and score, big guys can do that, that's why Sotutu has to be in the mix.


Sititi looked short of a gallop and the Chiefs might be acting a bit too cute with their bench, the coach is saying all the right things but he's in the departure lounge and the signs are there that the Chiefs expected to be the best team in finals simply because they had the best bench.


They're now under the pump and the winner of this year's super final will almost certainly be whoever wins this Friday in Christchurch.

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