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.
Re: 2023 U20 world cup l'officielle
Posted: Thu Jun 01, 2023 11:58 am
by Torquemada 1420
Looks weak
Re: 2023 U20 world cup l'officielle
Posted: Thu Jun 01, 2023 12:21 pm
by laurent
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.
Re: 2023 U20 world cup l'officielle
Posted: Thu Jun 01, 2023 1:29 pm
by TheNatalShark
Yeah, and Scotland is missing from the poster
Re: 2023 U20 world cup l'officielle
Posted: Thu Jun 01, 2023 1:35 pm
by laurent
TheNatalShark wrote: ↑Thu Jun 01, 2023 1:29 pm
Yeah, and Scotland is missing from the poster
Re: 2023 U20 world cup l'officielle
Posted: Thu Jun 01, 2023 2:54 pm
by laurent
Let's be Cruel
Re: 2023 U20 world cup l'officielle
Posted: Thu Jun 01, 2023 3:17 pm
by SaintK
laurent wrote: ↑Thu Jun 01, 2023 2:54 pm
Let's be Cruel
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.
Re: 2023 U20 world cup l'officielle
Posted: Thu Jun 01, 2023 3:17 pm
by Tichtheid
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
laurent wrote: ↑Thu Jun 01, 2023 2:54 pm
Let's be Cruel
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.
laurent wrote: ↑Fri Jun 02, 2023 9:04 am
to be fair the red headed second row / captain looked rather dull against the French . Maybe there is also some lack of talent too.
All 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
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.
Re: 2023 U20 world cup l'officielle
Posted: Fri Jun 02, 2023 11:49 am
by OomStruisbaai
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).
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).
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
Have we merged with the US now because we're both crap?
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
Have we merged with the US now because we're both crap?
it's a two leg qualification match in a few days time to determine who goes through, don't give up hope!
Re: 2023 U20 world cup l'officielle
Posted: Sun Jun 04, 2023 5:53 am
by Sards
Looking forward to this
Re: 2023 U20 world cup l'officielle
Posted: Mon Jun 12, 2023 4:17 pm
by OomStruisbaai
Lots of rain. Expect some mud fields.
Re: 2023 U20 world cup l'officielle
Posted: Mon Jun 12, 2023 11:02 pm
by Masterji
OomStruisbaai 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).
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).