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[Milian]

Du coup Toeava on le garde ? C'est quand un meme un mec ultra doué qui sans ses blessures seraient surement incontournable avec les black (36 selections quand meme). Ce mec là peut jouer du 10 au 15 sans soucis, bon il est pas encore aussi polyvalent que Rougerie, faut encore qu'il expérimente la 3eme mais on va pas lui en vouloir !

[sven31]

Du coup Toeava on le garde ? C'est quand un meme un mec ultra doué qui sans ses blessures seraient surement incontournable avec les black (36 selections quand meme). Ce mec là peut jouer du 10 au 15 sans soucis, bon il est pas encore aussi polyvalent que Rougerie, faut encore qu'il expérimente la 3eme mais on va pas lui en vouloir !

 

Déjà fait !

 

http://www.asm-rugby...-pour-kakabadze

[Bibio]

 

 

Maintenant j'en suis sur...les joueurs choisissent leur match...et je ne leur en veux pas...même si ça me chagrine de voir certains matchs de top 14...

 

C'est seulement maintenant que tu t'en rends compte ???

[MINIBIBI]

oui ma Bibi une année ou l'autre,   il va bien falloir qu'ils se la fadent  cette étoile sur la maillot

Oui oui on y croit de toute façon encore et toujours

[chienvert]

c'est vrai aussi mais je savais pas comment rentrer dans le sujet.

lol

[dim50]

Merci mon petit Dim

Si tu as un peu de temps, n'hésite pas à le regarder en entier ! Un régal.

[Bibio]

Quand Azéma dit ça : "On a passé trois jours les uns sur les autres et avec derrière quelque chose d'intense, ",

ça me fait un peu flipper quand même..

 

Et ils avaient invité Owens qui nous a eu à la bonne tout le match!

[Poulacre]

 
Et ils avaient invité Owens qui nous a eu à la bonne tout le match!

Bon arbitrage et pas une fois la vidéo, ça fait du bien.

[rueducourage]

Un groupe fragilisé, aux abois, qui a su se retrouver au bon moment pour un resultat qui restera dans l'histoire !

 

Peut etre le declic enfin cette saison...Profitons  mais attention !

 

Le match retour va etre dantesque, me tarde de voir l'ambiance du Michelin !

 

[Montferrand]

 
VDM c'est quand même un boeuf : à un moment le regroupement a tourné et lui qui n'avait pas levé la tête, vas y que j'te pousse dans le même sens que les anglais vers notre ligne de but !!! Des gros muscles mais pas beaucoup de cerveau...
Bon, il est là tout de même pour marquer essai sur passe de Raka après la percée de ce dernier, et c'est pas tout le monde qui y aurait été, là!

euh il fait quand même un bon contest vers la fin, qui fait du bien, ou on était désorganisé en défense

[Parigot_Paris]

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European Champions Cup: Saracens 14-46 Clermont

By James Standley
BBC Sport at Allianz Park
55 minutes ago From the sectionRugby Union
Clermont Auvergne
Alivereti Raka (centre) scored a hat-trick in just 25 minutes - the fastest hat-trick in European rugby for 20 years
European Rugby Champions Cup
Saracens (7) 14
Tries: Penalty (auto 7pts), Kruis Cons: Farrell
Clermont Auvergne (24) 46
Tries: Raka (3), Van der Merwe, Fofana, Toeava Cons: Parra (5) Pens: Parra (2)
Defending champions Saracens were handed a record home European defeat by the team they beat in last season's final, Clermont Auvergne, in their rearranged game on Monday.

Winger Alivereti Raka scored a hat-trick to give the visitors a 21-0 lead on a bitterly cold night in London.

The champions got on the board through a penalty try shortly before half-time.

But a stunning Flip van der Merwe try, set up by Raka, and a fifth score from Wesley Fofana left them reeling.

And, although George Kruis went over for the hosts, Isaia Toeva scored a sixth try for the visitors as Saracens slumped to a sixth straight defeat.

"We didn't see that coming," said Mark McCall, Saracens' director of rugby.

"I know we've lost a few games in a row, but they were relatively tight games that we lost by a point or two here or there, but we never saw that coming."

From amateurish and absurd to extremely professional

Snow
Snow was cleared off the pitch on Monday
Given their status at the start of the season as the best side in Europe, any prediction of a Saracens losing run like that would have been labelled absurd by many.

That was the word Clermont used to describe the 24 hours that led up to this match finally taking place, after it was called off on Sunday for health and safety reasons following several inches of snow in north London.

The postponement and subsequent rearrangement was also called amateurish by the unimpressed visitors, and as if to make their point their start was professional in the extreme in front of a crowd maybe one tenth the size of that set for Sunday's sold-out encounter.

Those that did turn up though were keen to make an impression, and the Clermont drummers produced a percussive performance matched only by their team.

Clermont centres run the show

Saracens
Saracens were without outstanding injured England forward duo Maro Itoje and Billy Vunipola - the former facing a race against time to be fit for the Six Nations after breaking his jaw, the latter on course for a January return from a knee injury.

And they lost defensive linchpin Brad Barritt to an early collision that also put paid to Clermont lock Sitaleki Timani.

Without his reassuring presence the hosts looked defensively shaky - they would end up missing 37 tackles in all - and the Clermont centres Damian Penaud and Wesley Fofana took advantage to show off their running threat to create the first two of Raka's tries.

Penaud - the 21-year-old son of former France international Alain - made the initial break for the first try before Fofana attracted three defenders and executed a simple scissors for Raka to shrug off a tackle and race over.

For the second try it was Fofana who made the first incision and when the ball came left, Raka again showed his power to finish from close range.

And the Fijian winger had a 25-minute hat-trick when Parra was sent through a gap at the base of a line-out and dummied Alex Goode before sending Raka striding over.

Parra converted all three and Saracens - chasing a third straight European crown - were facing humiliation.

McCall added: "It shows what conceding a couple of early tries for the opposition can do to your confidence, but we missed so many tackles which is unlike us.

"Individuals were falling off tackles and Clermont have the individuals to penalise us for that."

Clermont boss it up front

Clermont
Plenty of colourful Clermont fans made the trip to London to support their team
Saracens simply had to score next and referee Nigel Owens was in no doubt that, after Farrell kicked a penalty to the corner, Fritz Lee had dragged the maul down illegally.

Lee was sin-binned and a penalty try awarded, giving Sarries a glimmer of a chance.

But the Clermont pack was well on top in the scrums and they then twice forced turnovers from attempted driving mauls before the break.

It was a huge blow to Saracens' morale and matters got no better in the second half.

Saracens humiliated

The champions tried to lift their game after the break, but when Clermont turned the ball over and attacked from their 22 soon after the restart, Raka produced the moment of the match to kill off any hopes of a revival.

Receiving the ball with apparently little on, he proceeded to beat four men on a weaving 60-metre run before finding the lumbering Van der Merwe with a superb pass for Clermont's fourth try.

Fit-again France centre Fofana grabbed the fifth, and although discarded England second row Kruis scored a second Saracens try, their record defeat was made even more comprehensive as Toeava added a scarcely believable sixth try for the visitors.

McCall insisted the postponement of the game was not blame for his side's performance.

"We felt good as a group before the game, so the postponement wasn't really relevant," he said.

Man of the match - Alivereti Raka

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[pieremanuel]

On recrute lebron James sous les chandelles
Verstappen a l aile et Elton john prépa physique
On va cartonner c est sur

[titou1512]

Non d'une pipe quel régal.... On a bien fait d'attendre.. Plus c'est long...
J'en ai encore des frissons.. Merci les mecs... C'est la réponse qu'on donne aux gens quand on me demande pourquoi tu aimes l asm...chut et regarde..
Merci les gars pour ce moment. Et juste pour dire que quand notre collectif est à ce niveau avec n'importe quel joueur au final... On fait vraiment peur
Dimanche ce sera bien plus dur mais après le pseudo froid de l'allianz, place au volcan en ébullition..
Une victoire et on aurait un pied et demi en quart à la maison...

[arverne19]

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European Champions Cup: Saracens 14-46 Clermont

By James Standley
BBC Sport at Allianz Park
55 minutes ago From the sectionRugby Union
Clermont Auvergne
Alivereti Raka (centre) scored a hat-trick in just 25 minutes - the fastest hat-trick in European rugby for 20 years
European Rugby Champions Cup
Saracens (7) 14
Tries: Penalty (auto 7pts), Kruis Cons: Farrell
Clermont Auvergne (24) 46
Tries: Raka (3), Van der Merwe, Fofana, Toeava Cons: Parra (5) Pens: Parra (2)
Defending champions Saracens were handed a record home European defeat by the team they beat in last season's final, Clermont Auvergne, in their rearranged game on Monday.

Winger Alivereti Raka scored a hat-trick to give the visitors a 21-0 lead on a bitterly cold night in London.

The champions got on the board through a penalty try shortly before half-time.

But a stunning Flip van der Merwe try, set up by Raka, and a fifth score from Wesley Fofana left them reeling.

And, although George Kruis went over for the hosts, Isaia Toeva scored a sixth try for the visitors as Saracens slumped to a sixth straight defeat.

"We didn't see that coming," said Mark McCall, Saracens' director of rugby.

"I know we've lost a few games in a row, but they were relatively tight games that we lost by a point or two here or there, but we never saw that coming."

From amateurish and absurd to extremely professional

Snow
Snow was cleared off the pitch on Monday
Given their status at the start of the season as the best side in Europe, any prediction of a Saracens losing run like that would have been labelled absurd by many.

That was the word Clermont used to describe the 24 hours that led up to this match finally taking place, after it was called off on Sunday for health and safety reasons following several inches of snow in north London.

The postponement and subsequent rearrangement was also called amateurish by the unimpressed visitors, and as if to make their point their start was professional in the extreme in front of a crowd maybe one tenth the size of that set for Sunday's sold-out encounter.

Those that did turn up though were keen to make an impression, and the Clermont drummers produced a percussive performance matched only by their team.

Clermont centres run the show

Saracens
Saracens were without outstanding injured England forward duo Maro Itoje and Billy Vunipola - the former facing a race against time to be fit for the Six Nations after breaking his jaw, the latter on course for a January return from a knee injury.

And they lost defensive linchpin Brad Barritt to an early collision that also put paid to Clermont lock Sitaleki Timani.

Without his reassuring presence the hosts looked defensively shaky - they would end up missing 37 tackles in all - and the Clermont centres Damian Penaud and Wesley Fofana took advantage to show off their running threat to create the first two of Raka's tries.

Penaud - the 21-year-old son of former France international Alain - made the initial break for the first try before Fofana attracted three defenders and executed a simple scissors for Raka to shrug off a tackle and race over.

For the second try it was Fofana who made the first incision and when the ball came left, Raka again showed his power to finish from close range.

And the Fijian winger had a 25-minute hat-trick when Parra was sent through a gap at the base of a line-out and dummied Alex Goode before sending Raka striding over.

Parra converted all three and Saracens - chasing a third straight European crown - were facing humiliation.

McCall added: "It shows what conceding a couple of early tries for the opposition can do to your confidence, but we missed so many tackles which is unlike us.

"Individuals were falling off tackles and Clermont have the individuals to penalise us for that."

Clermont boss it up front

Clermont
Plenty of colourful Clermont fans made the trip to London to support their team
Saracens simply had to score next and referee Nigel Owens was in no doubt that, after Farrell kicked a penalty to the corner, Fritz Lee had dragged the maul down illegally.

Lee was sin-binned and a penalty try awarded, giving Sarries a glimmer of a chance.

But the Clermont pack was well on top in the scrums and they then twice forced turnovers from attempted driving mauls before the break.

It was a huge blow to Saracens' morale and matters got no better in the second half.

Saracens humiliated

The champions tried to lift their game after the break, but when Clermont turned the ball over and attacked from their 22 soon after the restart, Raka produced the moment of the match to kill off any hopes of a revival.

Receiving the ball with apparently little on, he proceeded to beat four men on a weaving 60-metre run before finding the lumbering Van der Merwe with a superb pass for Clermont's fourth try.

Fit-again France centre Fofana grabbed the fifth, and although discarded England second row Kruis scored a second Saracens try, their record defeat was made even more comprehensive as Toeava added a scarcely believable sixth try for the visitors.

McCall insisted the postponement of the game was not blame for his side's performance.

"We felt good as a group before the game, so the postponement wasn't really relevant," he said.

Man of the match - Alivereti Raka

Alivereti Raka
168 metres made, nine defenders beaten, three tries scored - on a freezing night in north London the Fijian was far too hot for Saracens to handle
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c'est du géorgien?

[Tonyasm!]

Quelqu'un aurait le temps de jeu effectif du match svp ?
Je ne l'ai pas trouve sur ESPN