L’encadrement tricolore a retenu un groupe expérimenté qui se présentera à Falkirk, le 3 février, pour affronter l’Ecosse en ouverture du Tournoi des VI Nations.
AVANTS :
Alexandre (Dax), Cabarry (Stade Montois), Chouly (Brive), Drozdz (Brive), Ducasse (Stade toulousain), Héguy (Bayonne), Jacquet ( ASM Clermont Auvergne), Le Devedec (Stade toulousain), Malonga (Biarritz), Montès (Stade français), Ouedraogo (Montpellier), Sempere (Perpignan)
ARRIERES :
Beauxis (Pau), Médard (Stade toulousain), Cibray (Pau), Denos (Auch ,pret Stade toulousain), Fior (Castres), Lacroix (Stade français), Mermoz (Stade toulousain), Mignardi (Auch), Puyo (Pau), Tillous Borde (Biarritz)
ENCADREMENT
Antoine MARIN (Chef de délégation)
Max GODEMET (Manager)
Didier RETIERE (Entraîneur)
Emile NTAMACK (Entraîneur)
Guillaume LAFONT (Entraîneur/Préparateur physique)
Eric LAYLAVOIX (Analyste vidéo)
Jean-Philippe HAGER (Médecin)
Cédric CASSOU (Kinésithérapeute)
France moins de 21 ans
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Enzo
, janv. 23 2006 16:55
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Posté 24 janvier 2006 - 12:20
Et Vigouroux ? 
L'aurait mérité, non ?
L'aurait mérité, non ?
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Posté 24 janvier 2006 - 13:05
il n'est pas selectionnable; trop agé (22 ans). Mais c'est vrai qu'il aurait mérité .Et Vigouroux ?
L'aurait mérité, non ?
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Posté 24 janvier 2006 - 14:06
L’encadrement tricolore a retenu un groupe expérimenté qui se présentera à Falkirk, le 3 février, pour affronter l’Ecosse en ouverture du Tournoi des VI Nations.
AVANTS :
Alexandre (Dax), Cabarry (Stade Montois), Chouly (Brive), Drozdz (Brive), Ducasse (Stade toulousain), Héguy (Bayonne), Jacquet ( ASM Clermont Auvergne), Le Devedec (Stade toulousain), Malonga (Biarritz), Montès (Stade français), Ouedraogo (Montpellier), Sempere (Perpignan)
ARRIERES :
Beauxis (Pau), Médard (Stade toulousain), Cibray (Pau), Denos (Auch ,pret Stade toulousain), Fior (Castres), Lacroix (Stade français), Mermoz (Stade toulousain), Mignardi (Auch), Puyo (Pau), Tillous Borde (Biarritz)
ENCADREMENT
Antoine MARIN (Chef de délégation)
Max GODEMET (Manager)
Didier RETIERE (Entraîneur)
Emile NTAMACK (Entraîneur)
Guillaume LAFONT (Entraîneur/Préparateur physique)
Eric LAYLAVOIX (Analyste vidéo)
Jean-Philippe HAGER (Médecin)
Cédric CASSOU (Kinésithérapeute)
Ben alors, je croyais qu'on avait des jeunes extraordinnaires... Ils sont où ?
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Posté 24 janvier 2006 - 21:38
dans ton c** ! ! ! !Ben alors, je croyais qu'on avait des jeunes extraordinnaires... Ils sont où ?
OK pardon, j'ai compris; JE SORS !
c'est plus fort que moi !
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Posté 25 janvier 2006 - 13:24
Sur le site du comité d'auvergne le calendrier et les dates et lieu de match sont indiqué. Voila l'adresse du site: http://comiteauvergne.rugby.free.fr/
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Posté 01 février 2006 - 15:05
L’encadrement tricolore a communiqué la composition de l’équipe de France qui affrontera l’Ecosse lors de la 1ère journée du Tournoi des VI Nations, le 3 février à Falkirk
Médard (Stade toulousain) – Denos (Stade toulousain), Mermoz (Stade toulousain), Mignardi (Auch), Fior (Castres) – (o) Beauxis (Pau) – (m) Cibray (Pau) - Malonga (Biarritz), Chouly (Brive), Alexandre (Dax) - Jacquet (ASM Clermont Auvergne), Drozdz (Brive) - Montès (Stade français), Héguy (Bayonne), Cabarry (Stade Montois)
Remplaçants : Sempere (Perpignan), Weber (Stade français), Le Devedec (Stade toulousain), Ouedraogo (Montpellier), Neveu (Brive), Lacroix (Stade français), Puyo (Pau
Médard (Stade toulousain) – Denos (Stade toulousain), Mermoz (Stade toulousain), Mignardi (Auch), Fior (Castres) – (o) Beauxis (Pau) – (m) Cibray (Pau) - Malonga (Biarritz), Chouly (Brive), Alexandre (Dax) - Jacquet (ASM Clermont Auvergne), Drozdz (Brive) - Montès (Stade français), Héguy (Bayonne), Cabarry (Stade Montois)
Remplaçants : Sempere (Perpignan), Weber (Stade français), Le Devedec (Stade toulousain), Ouedraogo (Montpellier), Neveu (Brive), Lacroix (Stade français), Puyo (Pau
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Posté 01 février 2006 - 16:06
Loïc est donc utilisé en deuxième ligne (où il offre de belles garanties) alors qu'il semble plusq souvent aligné au couloir en équipe Espoirs où il semble bien à l'aise aussi. Sa polyvalence lui sera sans doute utile. 
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Posté 04 février 2006 - 22:23
Scotland under-21 0 France under-21 37
The Scotland U21 team didn’t get the start they were hoping for to their Six Nations campaign as they lost to a solid French side in what was an uninspiring match.
The crowd of 1,148 at Falkirk Stadium were treated to few passages of fluid rugby and instead witnessed a shaky performance from the hosts which lacked both speed and depth in attack.
The Scots’ cause was not helped after they lost two players to the sin-bin in rapid succession midway through the first-half.
Coach Iain Paxton said: “To play 12 minutes with two players off the field and lose 19 points made it very difficult for us. We’ve done some good things but (the overall performance) is disappointing.
“The annoying thing was that those 19 points effectively came from our mistakes. We didn’t think well under pressure and we have a lot to do before next week.”
The Scots will hope that more of Greig Laidlaw’s body on the line commitment features prominently when they face their Welsh counterparts in Newport next Friday.
France opened the scoring in the third minute through a drop-goal from stand-off Lionel Beauxis and added a penalty in the 18th minute after James Eddie was lucky not to have been yellow carded at best for tackling a man in the air.
Three yellow cards did follow from referee George Clancy and when Scotland were down to 13 men (Ryan Grant and John Barclay going to the sin bin), France took advantage with a converted try from Maxime Medard in the 24th minute, then another by Florian Denos to give them a lead of 18-0
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It was then the turn of France to be a man down when Denos was carded for raising his boot as Ben Addison followed-up a high kick from Greig Laidlaw.
Scotland couldn’t capitalise and the fragmented passages of play continued until the half time whistle but France managed to produce a try for Arnaud Mignardi to make it 25-0, after a pass from the consistent lock and man of the match Loic Jacquet.
Scotland didn’t look confident on the ball and kicked it away too many times to turn the pressure back on them. Their flat and deep positioning in the backs made it easy for a large French pack to control play and Jacquet added try number four.
A patchy and uneventful second half was concluded with a well-deserved try by substitute back-row forward Fulgence Ouedraogo which was converted by Beauxis to give the French a convincing win as they maintained their unbeaten record against the Scots at this level.
Scotland under-21: Iain Kennedy (Glasgow Hawks); Ben Addison (Stirling County), Ben Cairns (Currie), Garry Law (Border Reivers), Lee Kibble (Biggar); David Blair (Sale Sharks), Greig Laidlaw (Jed-Forest); Ryan Grant (The Army), Sean Crombie (Aberdeen GSFP), David Young (Leicester Tigers), James Eddie (Ayr), Ian Nimmo (Leicester Tigers), Scott Newlands (Heriot’s), John Barclay (Glasgow Warriors), Alan MacDonald (Edinburgh Gunners)
Substitutes: Innes Brown (Stirling County) (for Young, 74mins), Kyle Traynor (Boroughmuir) (for Newlands, 21mins and 67mins for Grant), Michael Robertson (Hawick) (for Nimmo, 67mins), James Taggart (Currie), Stephen Biggart (Glasgow Hawks), James King (Melrose) (for Kennedy, 54mins), Dave Whiteford (Melrose) (for Law, 64mins)
France under-21: Maxime Medard; Yann Fior, Maxime Mermoz, Arnaud Mignardi, Florian Denos; Lionel Beauxis, Fabien Cibray; Laurent Cabarry, Arnaud Heguy, Yohan Montes, Denis Drodz, Loic Jacquet, Fabien Alexandre, Damien Chouly, Steve Malonga
Substitutes: Laurent Sempre (for Heguy, 48mins), Damien Weber (for Montes, 40mins), Julien Le Devedec (for Jacquet, 64mins), Fulgence Ouedraogo (for Malonga, 48mins), Damien Neveu (for Cibray, 70mins), Thibault Lacroix (for Mignardi, 40mins), Gregory Puyo (for Fior, 54mins)
Referee: George Clancy (Ireland)
Pour la France:
Un drop de Beauxis
Une pénalité de Beauxis
Essai Médard transformé
Essai Denos non transformé
Essai Mignardi transformé
Essai Jacquet non transformé
Essai Ouedrago transformé
Homme du match : Jacquet
The Scotland U21 team didn’t get the start they were hoping for to their Six Nations campaign as they lost to a solid French side in what was an uninspiring match.
The crowd of 1,148 at Falkirk Stadium were treated to few passages of fluid rugby and instead witnessed a shaky performance from the hosts which lacked both speed and depth in attack.
The Scots’ cause was not helped after they lost two players to the sin-bin in rapid succession midway through the first-half.
Coach Iain Paxton said: “To play 12 minutes with two players off the field and lose 19 points made it very difficult for us. We’ve done some good things but (the overall performance) is disappointing.
“The annoying thing was that those 19 points effectively came from our mistakes. We didn’t think well under pressure and we have a lot to do before next week.”
The Scots will hope that more of Greig Laidlaw’s body on the line commitment features prominently when they face their Welsh counterparts in Newport next Friday.
France opened the scoring in the third minute through a drop-goal from stand-off Lionel Beauxis and added a penalty in the 18th minute after James Eddie was lucky not to have been yellow carded at best for tackling a man in the air.
Three yellow cards did follow from referee George Clancy and when Scotland were down to 13 men (Ryan Grant and John Barclay going to the sin bin), France took advantage with a converted try from Maxime Medard in the 24th minute, then another by Florian Denos to give them a lead of 18-0
.
It was then the turn of France to be a man down when Denos was carded for raising his boot as Ben Addison followed-up a high kick from Greig Laidlaw.
Scotland couldn’t capitalise and the fragmented passages of play continued until the half time whistle but France managed to produce a try for Arnaud Mignardi to make it 25-0, after a pass from the consistent lock and man of the match Loic Jacquet.
Scotland didn’t look confident on the ball and kicked it away too many times to turn the pressure back on them. Their flat and deep positioning in the backs made it easy for a large French pack to control play and Jacquet added try number four.
A patchy and uneventful second half was concluded with a well-deserved try by substitute back-row forward Fulgence Ouedraogo which was converted by Beauxis to give the French a convincing win as they maintained their unbeaten record against the Scots at this level.
Scotland under-21: Iain Kennedy (Glasgow Hawks); Ben Addison (Stirling County), Ben Cairns (Currie), Garry Law (Border Reivers), Lee Kibble (Biggar); David Blair (Sale Sharks), Greig Laidlaw (Jed-Forest); Ryan Grant (The Army), Sean Crombie (Aberdeen GSFP), David Young (Leicester Tigers), James Eddie (Ayr), Ian Nimmo (Leicester Tigers), Scott Newlands (Heriot’s), John Barclay (Glasgow Warriors), Alan MacDonald (Edinburgh Gunners)
Substitutes: Innes Brown (Stirling County) (for Young, 74mins), Kyle Traynor (Boroughmuir) (for Newlands, 21mins and 67mins for Grant), Michael Robertson (Hawick) (for Nimmo, 67mins), James Taggart (Currie), Stephen Biggart (Glasgow Hawks), James King (Melrose) (for Kennedy, 54mins), Dave Whiteford (Melrose) (for Law, 64mins)
France under-21: Maxime Medard; Yann Fior, Maxime Mermoz, Arnaud Mignardi, Florian Denos; Lionel Beauxis, Fabien Cibray; Laurent Cabarry, Arnaud Heguy, Yohan Montes, Denis Drodz, Loic Jacquet, Fabien Alexandre, Damien Chouly, Steve Malonga
Substitutes: Laurent Sempre (for Heguy, 48mins), Damien Weber (for Montes, 40mins), Julien Le Devedec (for Jacquet, 64mins), Fulgence Ouedraogo (for Malonga, 48mins), Damien Neveu (for Cibray, 70mins), Thibault Lacroix (for Mignardi, 40mins), Gregory Puyo (for Fior, 54mins)
Referee: George Clancy (Ireland)
Pour la France:
Un drop de Beauxis
Une pénalité de Beauxis
Essai Médard transformé
Essai Denos non transformé
Essai Mignardi transformé
Essai Jacquet non transformé
Essai Ouedrago transformé
Homme du match : Jacquet
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Posté 05 février 2006 - 10:05
Sur les quelques images ce matin dans "Rencontres à 15" sur France2, Jacquet a l'air d'avoir fait un bon match! 
et il n'est pas étonnant qu'il ait été l'homme du match.
Il est vrai quand même que l'équipe d'Ecosse a joué à 13 et n'a pu contrer cette équipe de France que nous verrons à l'oeuvre contre des équipes d'un autre calibre lors de la coupe du monde des - de 21 en Auvergne! On en salive déjà!
et il n'est pas étonnant qu'il ait été l'homme du match.Il est vrai quand même que l'équipe d'Ecosse a joué à 13 et n'a pu contrer cette équipe de France que nous verrons à l'oeuvre contre des équipes d'un autre calibre lors de la coupe du monde des - de 21 en Auvergne! On en salive déjà!
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Posté 05 février 2006 - 10:50
L.Jacquet a percé l'écran ce matin dans rencontre à xv, sur trois essais dont un
qu'il marque.
Allez allez Montferrandais
qu'il marque.
Allez allez Montferrandais
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Posté 05 février 2006 - 13:57
Deux dernières passes sur les essais plus un cadrage débordement pour aller aplatir, il n'a pas volé son titre d'homme du match le Loïc ! Sans parler de la contre-attaque qu'il initie suite au coup de pied récupéré d'un adversaire...Scotland couldn’t capitalise and the fragmented passages of play continued until the half time whistle but France managed to produce a try for Arnaud Mignardi to make it 25-0, after a pass from the consistent lock and man of the match Loic Jacquet.
