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Gabrielle Vernier suspendue au moins deux matchs

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Gabrielle Vernier pourra revenir contre l'Angleterre, au plus tard (Photo de Charles McQuillan/Getty Images)

Gabrielle Vernier, centre et cadre des Bleues, est suspendue pour au moins deux matchs du Tournoi des Six Nations après un plaquage dangereux contre l’Irlande, mais sera disponible pour le choc final contre l’Angleterre, a annoncé l’organisateur de la compétition mercredi.

Vernier (27 ans, 50 sélections) avait été sanctionnée d’un carton rouge pour un plaquage dangereux sur la centre Eve Higgins, dont elle avait heurté la tête, lors de la victoire française à Belfast (27-15), le 22 mars, pour la première journée.

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Suspendue pour trois rencontres, Vernier ratera à coup sûr les deux réceptions de l’Écosse, le 29 mars, et du pays de Galles, le 12 avril. Mais elle pourrait être requalifiée pour le déplacement en Italie, le 19 avril, à condition de suivre un stage mis en place par World Rugby pour réduire les risques de plaquages à la tête, ce qui est généralement le cas.

Vernier sera, dans tous les cas, disponible pour le choc final contre l’Angleterre, le 26 avril à Twickenham, un match qui pourrait décider de la victoire dans le Tournoi entre le XV de France et les ultra favorites anglaises, sextuples tenantes du titre.

Le XV de France reçoit l’Ecosse, samedi 29 mars (14h00), à la Rochelle, pour la deuxième journée du Tournoi.

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Wiseguy 36 minutes ago

Scott Robertson explains Ethan Blackadder's All Blacks omission

Yeah I’d love for both these guys to really kick on. Finau had more metres per carry, higher post contact metres and more defenders beaten. Parker had more tackles per minute and higher tackle %. Finau had more dominant tackles.

Both have potential to be be absolute beasts.

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JW 1 hour ago

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he is now nailing his throw-ins better this year and seems more deserving this year than last.

That’s just how it goes, can say that for a few positions that have turned into strengths overnight.

Really looking forward to Barrett playing 6.

Lakai and Kirifi should move around once Lakai is available.

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JW 1 hour ago

Scott Robertson names his 35-man All Blacks squad for France series

Hear Rieko might be more of a wing option, and Big Jim and Jordie might be covering the back three too, especially on team runs where it’s more important to have match ups (a full backline defending).

Plus they expected ALB to be out and replaced by a winger for parts of the tour anyways? I like that there is like a 12/13 group their to all fight and learn together, with Timico new and Quinn a first time razor/new coaching group guy.

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Utiku Old Boy 1 hour ago

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I doubt that version since Foster himself said he made the decision.

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JW 1 hour ago

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The new/young midfielders will need some seasoned pro their to bring them through and ALB style wise makes more sense than Havili, though I could see them rotate.

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MM 1 hour ago

Scott Robertson explains Ethan Blackadder's All Blacks omission

Exactly as Razor said. Slackbladder fails miserably in the dominant tackles and go forward stakes!

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JW 1 hour ago

Scott Robertson names his 35-man All Blacks squad for France series

CLW isn’t above 1.9m I wouldn’t say (and Read was about 1.95) but he is a bruiser that can play 6 or 8 (about the same size as Sititi?) alright, could be a part of one of their more mobile trio options I reckon.

I think Blackadder played himself out of a spot in the finals, exemplifying what he doesn’t bring when I hear his games high carries and tackles (semi v Blues) resulted in not 1 meter gained nor dominant tackle/turnover made, respectively.

Plenty to like if he’s a 7, but in that race he looses to Luke and is just not what they’re probably after of a 6. Showed he’s in good form and can be relied upon if needed though.

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dk 1 hour ago

Scott Robertson explains Ethan Blackadder's All Blacks omission

Simon Parker kept Finau out of Chiefs’ starting lineup. Such a shame he got injured. Hopefully he’ll get a shot later in the year. Unlike Finau, he plays to his immense size. Our future 6.

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Jim Donken 1 hour ago

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I’d be interested in your thoughts on Paisami this season Nick. As an casual observer, in my eyes, he’s looked pretty ordinary. Certainly shades of the emerging ‘triple-threat’ he was a few seasons ago. I felt he could have done a lot more to take pressure off Lynagh/HMP this season.

Geez the wallabies could really use a D Havili in our squad.

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SadersMan 1 hour ago

Scott Robertson explains Ethan Blackadder's All Blacks omission

Mate I’m rooting for Finau to grow into that beast we need at #6. Unlike guys like Ethan, Dalton, Cullen, even Luke, who’ve likely hit their ceilings, Finau has loads to give. Jase Ryan rates Finau very highly, as do I. Now it’s up to him.

Yeah. For Lio-Willie to get that call-up above the others is mint.

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ME 1 hour ago

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I’d start Proctor at 13, Reiko at 14 - he naturally carries the ball in his right hand anyway so is better suited to that side of the field. Want to see our wingers with top-end speed..something Reece lacks. Caleb Tangiteau is a huge talent who’s time should come once he’s over his injuries.

Finau has the most potential to grow into the 6 jersey, just like Kaino, who took some time, and just as Frizzell was starting to do. All the others are journeymen, non-specialist 6s, and they don’t offer the extra height in the lineout. Simon Parker might have been close too, had he not been injured. Trio of Ardie at 7, Sititi at 8 and Finau at 6 works for me.

Tavatavanawai (gainline/turnovers) and Kirifi (turnovers) off the bench to cause havoc late in the game.

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Wiseguy 1 hour ago

Scott Robertson explains Ethan Blackadder's All Blacks omission

Finau definitely passes the eye test. Up to the coaches to coach him now.

I would have been more upset if Lio Willie missed out altogether.

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SadersMan 1 hour ago

Scott Robertson explains Ethan Blackadder's All Blacks omission

No, I get it. Jase Ryan, in his post selection individual interview, said the reason in selecting Finau is to build on the great work they began last year. At only 26, 193cms, & 115kgs this makes sense.

Blackadder is obviously still in the mix pending injury etc though I’m pretty rapt for Christian Lio-Willie too.

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