2023 U20 world cup l'officielle
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The French group for the world cup in SA
note Gailleton and Bielle Barré are not going as they are in the Senior Group, let's hope they get selected otherwise they will miss both world cup.
The French group for the world cup in SA
note Gailleton and Bielle Barré are not going as they are in the Senior Group, let's hope they get selected otherwise they will miss both world cup.
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Who does this ?
The Poster is really poor graphically.
The content is even worse: the holders France are represented by a player that is actually missing (Gailleton).
On the top you see 3 nation none of which holds the title.
England was trashed by Ireland not on the poster and France. Italy finished above England ... Yet they head this somehow.
The Poster is really poor graphically.
The content is even worse: the holders France are represented by a player that is actually missing (Gailleton).
On the top you see 3 nation none of which holds the title.
England was trashed by Ireland not on the poster and France. Italy finished above England ... Yet they head this somehow.
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Yeah, and Scotland is missing from the poster
Probably about where England U20's are at present. Think they won the first of these two matches by a similar score in Georgia
Be lucky to get out of Pool B depending on how Fiji play and how good Australia are!!
Hopefully with a new coaching team and a little more interest from the RFU we might get back to somewhere like were a few years back. Not holding my breath mind.
U20s Trophy comp.
Pool A
Canada/USA
Scotland
Uruguay
Zimbabwe
Pool B
Hong Kong China (it's how they've listed it on WR site)
Kenya
Samoa
Spain
We had a good cohort when this was supposed to be played in Spain in 2020. Scotland aren't as good now as we were then. We go through a lot of lean years at this level then we get a team comprised of decent players in their second year at U20s and we can just about hold our own against most, but we always suffer up front - that's what led to us being relegated from the top competition last time, we just don't have 120 - 130 kg 19 year olds
Pool A
Canada/USA
Scotland
Uruguay
Zimbabwe
Pool B
Hong Kong China (it's how they've listed it on WR site)
Kenya
Samoa
Spain
We had a good cohort when this was supposed to be played in Spain in 2020. Scotland aren't as good now as we were then. We go through a lot of lean years at this level then we get a team comprised of decent players in their second year at U20s and we can just about hold our own against most, but we always suffer up front - that's what led to us being relegated from the top competition last time, we just don't have 120 - 130 kg 19 year olds
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Except there appears to be more head in sand stuff by those running the game in England. Take this for example:SaintK wrote: ↑Thu Jun 01, 2023 3:17 pmProbably about where England U20's are at present. Think they won the first of these two matches by a similar score in Georgia
Be lucky to get out of Pool B depending on how Fiji play and how good Australia are!!
Hopefully with a new coaching team and a little more interest from the RFU we might get back to somewhere like were a few years back. Not holding my breath mind.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/rugby-union ... er-inside/
Inside England's talent factory
L'hopital qui se moque de la charité...EnergiseR2 wrote: ↑Fri Jun 02, 2023 8:42 am Ginger to normal person ratio is too high in the England team. The dogs in the street can see this
it's been a few years they have poor results, is this the same coach ?
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I can't recall his role exactly, but I understood he essentially dismantled what had previously been a relatively successful coaching and youth setup.
Not something you quickly recover from, especially if the coaches have moved on (willingly or not)
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Generally the correct approach tbf.
Quite! Wielded the axe that destroyed a pretty succesful pathway system.
At least the RFU achieved their cost cutting goals.
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His older brother was one of the few England players to actually enhance their rep this 6N. U20s Chessum is definitely a little bit spikey, but I'd say it won't be long before we see him alongside his brother in the senior England side.EnergiseR2 wrote: ↑Fri Jun 02, 2023 10:47 amAll joking aside I quite like the look of him. Think he's the captain? Has a bit of bite and I reckon he'll make it
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JUNIOR SPRINGBOK SQUAD:
Props: Corne Lavagna (Vodacom Bulls), Dian Heunis (Cell C Sharks), Mawande Mdanda (Vodacom Bulls), Phatu Ganyane (Cell C Sharks), Zachary Porthen (DHL Western Province).
Hookers: Juann Else (Vodacom Bulls), SJ Kotze (Lions).
Locks: Coetzee le Roux (Cell C Sharks), Tiaan Wessels (Lions), JF van Heerden (Vodacom Bulls).
Loose forwards: Abulele Ndabambi (Vodacom Bulls), Corne Beets (Vodacom Bulls), Gcinokuhle Mdletshe (Vodacom Bulls), Ghudian van Reenen (Vodacom Bulls), Jannes Potgieter (Cell C Sharks) Paul de Villiers (captain, DHL Western Province).
Scrumhalves: Imad Khan (DHL Western Province), Neil le Roux (Vodacom Bulls).
Flyhalves: Jean Smith (Cell C Sharks), Sam Francis (Lions).
Centres: Damian Markus (DHL Western Province), Ethan Hooker (Cell C Sharks), Jurenzo Julius (Cell C Sharks), Katlego Letebele (vice-captain, Vodacom Bulls), Litelihle Bester (Cell C Sharks).
Outside backs: Masande Mtshali (SA Sevens contracted), Michael Annies (Toyota Cheetahs), Quewin Nortje (Vodacom Bulls), Hakeem Kunene (Cell C Sharks), Regan Izaks (Vodacom Bulls).
WORLD RUGBY U20 CHAMPIONSHIP POOL FIXTURES:
Saturday, 24 June:
19h00: Junior Boks v Georgia (Danie Craven Stadium, Stellenbosch)
Thursday, 29 June:
16h00: Junior Boks v Italy (Paarl Gymnasium, Paarl)
Tuesday, 4 July:
19h00: Junior Boks v Argentina (Athlone Stadium, Cape Town)
Props: Corne Lavagna (Vodacom Bulls), Dian Heunis (Cell C Sharks), Mawande Mdanda (Vodacom Bulls), Phatu Ganyane (Cell C Sharks), Zachary Porthen (DHL Western Province).
Hookers: Juann Else (Vodacom Bulls), SJ Kotze (Lions).
Locks: Coetzee le Roux (Cell C Sharks), Tiaan Wessels (Lions), JF van Heerden (Vodacom Bulls).
Loose forwards: Abulele Ndabambi (Vodacom Bulls), Corne Beets (Vodacom Bulls), Gcinokuhle Mdletshe (Vodacom Bulls), Ghudian van Reenen (Vodacom Bulls), Jannes Potgieter (Cell C Sharks) Paul de Villiers (captain, DHL Western Province).
Scrumhalves: Imad Khan (DHL Western Province), Neil le Roux (Vodacom Bulls).
Flyhalves: Jean Smith (Cell C Sharks), Sam Francis (Lions).
Centres: Damian Markus (DHL Western Province), Ethan Hooker (Cell C Sharks), Jurenzo Julius (Cell C Sharks), Katlego Letebele (vice-captain, Vodacom Bulls), Litelihle Bester (Cell C Sharks).
Outside backs: Masande Mtshali (SA Sevens contracted), Michael Annies (Toyota Cheetahs), Quewin Nortje (Vodacom Bulls), Hakeem Kunene (Cell C Sharks), Regan Izaks (Vodacom Bulls).
WORLD RUGBY U20 CHAMPIONSHIP POOL FIXTURES:
Saturday, 24 June:
19h00: Junior Boks v Georgia (Danie Craven Stadium, Stellenbosch)
Thursday, 29 June:
16h00: Junior Boks v Italy (Paarl Gymnasium, Paarl)
Tuesday, 4 July:
19h00: Junior Boks v Argentina (Athlone Stadium, Cape Town)
Have we merged with the US now because we're both crap?Tichtheid wrote: ↑Thu Jun 01, 2023 3:17 pm U20s Trophy comp.
Pool A
Canada/USA
Scotland
Uruguay
Zimbabwe
Pool B
Hong Kong China (it's how they've listed it on WR site)
Kenya
Samoa
Spain
We had a good cohort when this was supposed to be played in Spain in 2020. Scotland aren't as good now as we were then. We go through a lot of lean years at this level then we get a team comprised of decent players in their second year at U20s and we can just about hold our own against most, but we always suffer up front - that's what led to us being relegated from the top competition last time, we just don't have 120 - 130 kg 19 year olds
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it's a two leg qualification match in a few days time to determine who goes through, don't give up hope!Niegs wrote: ↑Fri Jun 02, 2023 3:22 pmHave we merged with the US now because we're both crap?Tichtheid wrote: ↑Thu Jun 01, 2023 3:17 pm U20s Trophy comp.
Pool A
Canada/USA
Scotland
Uruguay
Zimbabwe
Pool B
Hong Kong China (it's how they've listed it on WR site)
Kenya
Samoa
Spain
We had a good cohort when this was supposed to be played in Spain in 2020. Scotland aren't as good now as we were then. We go through a lot of lean years at this level then we get a team comprised of decent players in their second year at U20s and we can just about hold our own against most, but we always suffer up front - that's what led to us being relegated from the top competition last time, we just don't have 120 - 130 kg 19 year olds
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Lots of rain. Expect some mud fields.
Any guys to look out for as future BoksOomStruisbaai wrote: ↑Fri Jun 02, 2023 11:49 am JUNIOR SPRINGBOK SQUAD:
Props: Corne Lavagna (Vodacom Bulls), Dian Heunis (Cell C Sharks), Mawande Mdanda (Vodacom Bulls), Phatu Ganyane (Cell C Sharks), Zachary Porthen (DHL Western Province).
Hookers: Juann Else (Vodacom Bulls), SJ Kotze (Lions).
Locks: Coetzee le Roux (Cell C Sharks), Tiaan Wessels (Lions), JF van Heerden (Vodacom Bulls).
Loose forwards: Abulele Ndabambi (Vodacom Bulls), Corne Beets (Vodacom Bulls), Gcinokuhle Mdletshe (Vodacom Bulls), Ghudian van Reenen (Vodacom Bulls), Jannes Potgieter (Cell C Sharks) Paul de Villiers (captain, DHL Western Province).
Scrumhalves: Imad Khan (DHL Western Province), Neil le Roux (Vodacom Bulls).
Flyhalves: Jean Smith (Cell C Sharks), Sam Francis (Lions).
Centres: Damian Markus (DHL Western Province), Ethan Hooker (Cell C Sharks), Jurenzo Julius (Cell C Sharks), Katlego Letebele (vice-captain, Vodacom Bulls), Litelihle Bester (Cell C Sharks).
Outside backs: Masande Mtshali (SA Sevens contracted), Michael Annies (Toyota Cheetahs), Quewin Nortje (Vodacom Bulls), Hakeem Kunene (Cell C Sharks), Regan Izaks (Vodacom Bulls).
WORLD RUGBY U20 CHAMPIONSHIP POOL FIXTURES:
Saturday, 24 June:
19h00: Junior Boks v Georgia (Danie Craven Stadium, Stellenbosch)
Thursday, 29 June:
16h00: Junior Boks v Italy (Paarl Gymnasium, Paarl)
Tuesday, 4 July:
19h00: Junior Boks v Argentina (Athlone Stadium, Cape Town)
Your question reminded me that the U20s championship was where I first saw Steven Kitshoff play and I immediately thought he was going to be a Bok.
However I got a bit of shock when I looked it up just now and saw that it was in 2012!
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French blowing everyone away when it comes to senior experience in their U20 squad.
First 2 are not there (they are in the Senior training squad )Margin__Walker wrote: ↑Wed Jun 21, 2023 6:43 pm French blowing everyone away when it comes to senior experience in their U20 squad.
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Ah fair enough. U20 players, rather than necessarily guys at the JWC
Seriously doubt these two will make the cut for the world cup, it's a bit unfair to them but they have been impressive in top 14 and U20 6nations.Margin__Walker wrote: ↑Wed Jun 21, 2023 7:48 pm Ah fair enough. U20 players, rather than necessarily guys at the JWC
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Hartzenberg is injured.Margin__Walker wrote: ↑Wed Jun 21, 2023 6:43 pm French blowing everyone away when it comes to senior experience in their U20 squad.
Top 14 season being what it is, I assume those numbers are "matches played"Margin__Walker wrote: ↑Wed Jun 21, 2023 6:43 pm French blowing everyone away when it comes to senior experience in their U20 squad.
This is what happens when your league is viableJM2K6 wrote: ↑Thu Jun 22, 2023 1:14 pmTop 14 season being what it is, I assume those numbers are "matches played"Margin__Walker wrote: ↑Wed Jun 21, 2023 6:43 pm French blowing everyone away when it comes to senior experience in their U20 squad.
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England team to lose to their Irish counterparts
Maybe THIS is the game where Slevin doesn't look like a back 3 player forced into playing 10?
Italia for saturday's morning match vs. Argentina:
If only we had two decent halves (Garbisi brothers for example)........
15. BRISIGHELLA Simone (2004, Rugby Viadana 1970)
14. GESI Alessandro (2003, Livorno Rugby)
13. PASSARELLA Dewi (2003, Benetton Rugby Treviso)
12. BOZZO Nicola (2004, U.S. Arlequins Perpignanais)
11. DOUGLAS Matthias Leon (2003, Mogliano Veneto Rugby)
10. SANTE Giovanni (2003, Montpellier Hérault Rugby)
9. BATTARA Sebastiano (2003, Mogliano Veneto Rugby)
8. BOTTURI Jacopo (2004, Rugby Calvisano)
7. ODIASE David (2003, Oyonnax Rugby)
6. BERLESE Carlos (2003, Ruggers Tarvisium)
5. TURRISI Pietro (2003, Racing 92 Paris)
4. MATTIOLI Alex (2003, Rugby Colorno 1975)
3. GALLORINI Marcos Francesco (2004, Unione Rugby Capitolina)
2. QUATTRINI Giovanni (2003, Asd Rugby Milano)
1. AMINU Destiny Ugiagbe (2003, Mogliano Veneto Rugby)
A disposizione
16. GASPERINI Nicholas (2004, Stade Français Paris)
17. BARTOLINI Riccardo (2003, Cavalieri U.R. Prato Sesto)
18. PISANI Federico Domenico (2004, Verona Rugby)
19. PONTARINI Enrico (2003, Rugby Casale)
20. RUARO Fabio (2003, Rugby Parma F.C. 1931)
21. CASILIO Lorenzo (2004, Rugby Paese)
22. BOZZONI Filippo (2003, Rugby Calvisano)
23. ELETTRI Lorenzo (2004, Rugby Rovigo Delta)
If only we had two decent halves (Garbisi brothers for example)........
15. BRISIGHELLA Simone (2004, Rugby Viadana 1970)
14. GESI Alessandro (2003, Livorno Rugby)
13. PASSARELLA Dewi (2003, Benetton Rugby Treviso)
12. BOZZO Nicola (2004, U.S. Arlequins Perpignanais)
11. DOUGLAS Matthias Leon (2003, Mogliano Veneto Rugby)
10. SANTE Giovanni (2003, Montpellier Hérault Rugby)
9. BATTARA Sebastiano (2003, Mogliano Veneto Rugby)
8. BOTTURI Jacopo (2004, Rugby Calvisano)
7. ODIASE David (2003, Oyonnax Rugby)
6. BERLESE Carlos (2003, Ruggers Tarvisium)
5. TURRISI Pietro (2003, Racing 92 Paris)
4. MATTIOLI Alex (2003, Rugby Colorno 1975)
3. GALLORINI Marcos Francesco (2004, Unione Rugby Capitolina)
2. QUATTRINI Giovanni (2003, Asd Rugby Milano)
1. AMINU Destiny Ugiagbe (2003, Mogliano Veneto Rugby)
A disposizione
16. GASPERINI Nicholas (2004, Stade Français Paris)
17. BARTOLINI Riccardo (2003, Cavalieri U.R. Prato Sesto)
18. PISANI Federico Domenico (2004, Verona Rugby)
19. PONTARINI Enrico (2003, Rugby Casale)
20. RUARO Fabio (2003, Rugby Parma F.C. 1931)
21. CASILIO Lorenzo (2004, Rugby Paese)
22. BOZZONI Filippo (2003, Rugby Calvisano)
23. ELETTRI Lorenzo (2004, Rugby Rovigo Delta)
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The Junior Springbok team to face Georgia in Stellenbosch:
15. Hakeem Kunene – uncapped
14. Jurenzo Julius – uncapped
13. Katlego Letebele (vice-captain) – 2 caps, 0 points
12. Ethan Hooker – uncapped
11. Masande Mtshali – uncapped
10. Jean Smith – uncapped
9. Imad Khan – 4 caps, 5 points (1 try)
8. Abulele Ndabambi – uncapped
7. Ghudian van Reenen – uncapped
6. Paul de Villiers (captain) – 4 caps, 0 points
5. JF van Heerden – uncapped
4. Coetzee Le Roux – uncapped
3. Mawande Mdanda – uncapped
2. Juann Else – 3 caps, 0 points
1. Phatu Ganyane – uncapped
Replacements:
16. SJ Kotze – uncapped
17. Corné Lavagna – 2 caps, 0 points
18. Zachary Porthen – uncapped
19. Jannes Potgieter – uncapped
20. Gcinokuhle Mdletshe – 4 caps, 0 points
21. Neil Le Roux – 3 caps, 0 points
22. Damian Markus – uncapped
23. Michael Annies – uncapped
Match information – South Africa v Georgia
Venue: Danie Craven Stadium, Stellenbosch
Date: Saturday, 24 June 2023
Kick-off: 19h00
Referee: Ben Breakspear (Wales)
15. Hakeem Kunene – uncapped
14. Jurenzo Julius – uncapped
13. Katlego Letebele (vice-captain) – 2 caps, 0 points
12. Ethan Hooker – uncapped
11. Masande Mtshali – uncapped
10. Jean Smith – uncapped
9. Imad Khan – 4 caps, 5 points (1 try)
8. Abulele Ndabambi – uncapped
7. Ghudian van Reenen – uncapped
6. Paul de Villiers (captain) – 4 caps, 0 points
5. JF van Heerden – uncapped
4. Coetzee Le Roux – uncapped
3. Mawande Mdanda – uncapped
2. Juann Else – 3 caps, 0 points
1. Phatu Ganyane – uncapped
Replacements:
16. SJ Kotze – uncapped
17. Corné Lavagna – 2 caps, 0 points
18. Zachary Porthen – uncapped
19. Jannes Potgieter – uncapped
20. Gcinokuhle Mdletshe – 4 caps, 0 points
21. Neil Le Roux – 3 caps, 0 points
22. Damian Markus – uncapped
23. Michael Annies – uncapped
Match information – South Africa v Georgia
Venue: Danie Craven Stadium, Stellenbosch
Date: Saturday, 24 June 2023
Kick-off: 19h00
Referee: Ben Breakspear (Wales)
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Glasgow coach Franco Smith youngest boy Jean , play flyhalf for SA u20s. Born in Italy.
I think he was born in Treviso,OomStruisbaai wrote: ↑Thu Jun 22, 2023 9:33 pm Glasgow coach Franco Smith youngest boy Jean , play flyhalf for SA u20s. Born in Italy.
Wallaby flyhalf Tom Lynagh was born in Treviso too..
Almost half of Italy under 20 come from Treviso...