Novès Hospitalisé

[Delph]

Sur RMC,

Novès vient d'être hospitalisé, il a été touché par une bagnole alors qu'il était en vélo.

Apparemment ce n'est pas grave, il aurait un petit traumatisme cranien et une perte de connaissance et bien sûr des ecchymoses.

Je ne savais pas trop si il fallait ouvrir un topic ou pas.

[nico66]

Rugby - CE - Toulouse - Novès à l'hôpital

Le manageur du Stade Toulousain, Guy Novès, a été emmené à l'hôpital vendredi en fin de journée suite à un petit accident de la circulation près de Toulouse. À vélo, il a été heurté par une voiture et a perdu connaissance. Victime d'un traumatisme crânien, Noves a également des ecchymoses et des éraflures.

Toulouse joue dimanche en Coupe d'Europe face à Cardiff.

L'Equipe.fr

Espérons que ce ne soit pas bien grave,ce doit être un petit trauma crânien...

Allez Guytou,remets toi;dimanche on t'attend au bord de la pelouse...

Et si tu as mal,rejoins nous ici,on a un sacré bon antalgique :sorcerer:

[Cyril]

Je ne savais pas trop si il fallait ouvrir un topic ou pas.

Merci Delph pour l'info, j'espère qu'il va bien.

[etienne]

Ptain, c'est une tentative de déstabilisation de la part des gallois

C'est quand même assez sérieux si il a eu un trauma, il ne portait pas de casque?

[Delph]

Moscato qui sort que l'automobiliste a eu de la chance que Guytou soit tombé dans les pommes parce qu'il est encore gaillard le Guy.

[boubagump (FCG)]

Courage Mr Noves et bon rétablissement

[BOURRIN]

Ptain, c'est une tentative de déstabilisation de la part des gallois

ou un coup de GALTIE

Bon retablissement MR NOVES

[Invité BDV]

Ptain, c'est une tentative de déstabilisation de la part des gallois

C'est quand même assez sérieux si il a eu un trauma, il ne portait pas de casque?

Dès lors que tu te cognes un tant soit peu violemment, tu as un traumatisme crânien...

et puis on le connaît le guy, il nous fait le coup de la blessure et il arrive plein pot, frais comme une rose.

Allez debout, au chardon... enfin au charbon.

[Tolosa]

Punaise le mechant coup de flip quand j'ai vu le titre du sujet.....

bon courage à Monsieur Noves.

[Bracame]

Ptain, c'est une tentative de déstabilisation de la part des gallois

Que faisait Parigot à l'heure de l'accident ?

Modifié 4 avril 2008 par Bracame

[etienne]

Oui mais il y'a eu perte de connaissance, l'hélico pour aller à l'hosto.

En tout cas, j'espère qu'il sera en pleine forme dimanche et qu'il décidera de faire jouer Médard 15.

[Le Corbeau de l'USAP]

Prompt rétablissement à Guytou. On compte sur lui à Montpellier dans trois semaines !

[stadeMAN]

Oui mais il y'a eu perte de connaissance, l'hélico pour aller à l'hosto.

En tout cas, j'espère qu'il sera en pleine forme dimanche et qu'il décidera de faire jouer Médard 15.

normal l'hélico, c'est même la moindre des chose attends.. tous les toulousains s'y mettent pour que dimanche tout soit niquel !

parait que le trafic aérien a été stoppé et tout le temps du transport du manitou

faut le remettre sur patte notre Guy.

bon un peu d'humour car cela ne semble pas très grave mais espérons qu'il n'y est pas de conséquence.

la santé... !

[Invité chomelaregle]

encore un coup de bluff de guytou

[statoul]

Grosse peur aussi !

S'il est parti à l'hosto c'est pas rien quand même, j'espère croire ce que disent le journaleux, ce n'est pas grave.

Allez Guy, reviens nous vite !!!

Le ST sans toi ne serait plus le ST !

[Mahatma]

la pression sur l'automobiliste qui l'a renversé s'il est supporter du ST..!!

un bon moyen de se faire plein d'amis a toulouse....

[Invité BDV]

Guytou est sorti de l'hôpital.

Aussitôt il s'est précipité à son bureau et a communiqué la composition de son équipe pour demain pour prouver qu'il allait bien:

Courrent-Elissalde-Di Rollo

Clerc-Deylaud

Cazalbou-O.Carbonneau-P.Carbonneau

Pelous-Labit

Bru-Soula-Servat-Soulette

Cigagna

[Toulousain]

Coup de flip en voyant le titre également, espérons que tout ira pour le mieux.

Sacré Guytou, il sait s'y prendre pour faire la une.

[Mamzelle-Toulousaine]

Vouah trop impressionant Mr Novès, à peine sorti de l'hosto, il cours communiquer la compo ! Chapô ! ( BDV, petit rigolo. )

Guy, les supporters du ST te souhaite un bon rétablissement et en forme pour dimanche !

(Encore un gallois qui n'a pas compris qu'il fallait rouler à droite in France ... )

Modifié 4 avril 2008 par Mamzelle-Toulousaine

[BOURRIN]

en vélo ça fait pas riche ça,vous auriez pu lui acheter un 103 a TOULOUSE

[stadeMAN]

en vélo ça fait pas riche ça,vous auriez pu lui acheter un 103 a TOULOUSE

c'était un vélo Peugeot.

en fait ils ont pas précisé qu'il était en train de doubler la voiture...

allez Guy déconne pas !

[menelas]

Ptain, c'est une tentative de déstabilisation de la part des gallois

Que faisait Parigot à l'heure de l'accident ?

[btz]

Bon rétablissement à señor guytou. Qd au chauffeur, je suppose que c un 31 ( ils "conduisent" comme des chancres )

[Parigot_Paris]

J'ai un alibi. A l'heure où Guy Novès a été renversé, je disais du mal de guy Novès sur un forum...

Bon rétablissement et bon match à Guy Novès (que je n'aime pas, mais bon...)

[berny de pary]

J'ai un alibi. A l'heure où Guy Novès a été renversé, je disais du mal de guy Novès sur un forum...

Bon rétablissement et bon match à Guy Novès (que je n'aime pas, mais bon...)

je confirme, on posté ensemble sur le forum:" commentpéterunvélosansnikersonparechoc@putainggkon.freu;com

[amateur]

Bon rétablissement à notre Guytou préféré !!!!

[capitOle27]

Y avait ça dans l'Equipe: " Sur les quatre-vingtonze rencontres européennes disputées par le Stade Toulousain depuis 1995, record de l’épreuve,Guy Novès a été à chaque fois au rendez-vous. Compte tenu de son tempérament, on peut parier qu’il fera tout pour être au bord de la touche demain au Stadium pour diriger son équipe contre Cardiff."

Reviens nous vite Guytou !

Allez le Stade

[Mamzelle-Toulousaine]

On espère tous qu'il va bien, mais le choc l'a rendu un peu pessimiste... ou bien c'est pour que tout le monde tombe dans le panneau de l'équipe-dont-il-ne-faut-pas-se-méfier ( c'est du Harry Potfleur).

Sacré Guytou !

[Jeff]

On espère tous qu'il va bien, mais le choc l'a rendu un peu pessimiste... ou bien c'est pour que tout le monde tombe dans le panneau de l'équipe-dont-il-ne-faut-pas-se-méfier ( c'est du Harry Potfleur).

Sacré Guytou !

J'ai eu oui dire qu'il leur a tape un de ces bocson a Purpan. Il voulaient le garder en observation.

[Invité BDV]

On espère tous qu'il va bien, mais le choc l'a rendu un peu pessimiste... ou bien c'est pour que tout le monde tombe dans le panneau de l'équipe-dont-il-ne-faut-pas-se-méfier ( c'est du Harry Potfleur).

Sacré Guytou !

J'ai eu oui dire qu'il leur a tape un de ces bocson a Purpan. Il voulaient le garder en observation.

tu peux être assez agité après un traumatisme crânien.

Même avant en l'occurrence, alors

[Nickoloh]

sur la dépeche .fr ils disent que tout va bien

[jauzy19]

Guy Novès a passé de nouveaux examens et il souffre d'une fracture à l'épaule !

L'Equipe

[Invité BDV]

Guy Novès a passé de nouveaux examens et il souffre d'une fracture à l'épaule !

L'Equipe

Et dire que pour le préserver il avait prévu de jouer à la place de Clerc samedi!

[Mamzelle-Toulousaine]

Guy Novès a passé de nouveaux examens et il souffre d'une fracture à l'épaule !

L'Equipe

Et dire que pour le préserver il avait prévu de jouer à la place de Clerc samedi!

[Parigot tête de veau]

Guy Novès a passé de nouveaux examens et il souffre d'une fracture à l'épaule !

L'Equipe

Et dire que pour le préserver il avait prévu de jouer à la place de Clerc samedi!

Pour ceux qui savent lire l'anglais il y a un article très intéressant dans le Irish Times de Trevor Brennan sur Toulouse et entre autre l'accident de Guytou.

"The Toulouse way to unearth unsung heroes"

TREVOR BRENNAN'S EUROPEAN DIARY RETURNS: Trevor Brennan gives an insight into how his club, Toulouse, mines for hidden gems and how ruthless the system is to reach the top of the French game

The great thing about living in the south of France is that you can hop in the car and drive for four or five hours - the equivalent of Dublin to Kerry - and be on the Spanish coast. So here I am, penning this article, under clear blue skies, a hot sun, in a campsite outside our rented chalet beside a 50-metre swimming pool in Salou, just beyond Barcelona.

I'm reading one of the most inspiring books I've ever read in my life, An Unsung Hero by Michael Smith. It's about an Irishman, Tom Crean, a polar explorer and Antarctic survivor and saviour. Born in 1877 in Anascaul on the Dingle Peninsula, at 15 he joined the British Navy.

On April 24th, 1916, the day of the Easter Rising, 28 explorers were stranded on Elephant Island - a 100-metre long stone rock sticking out of the sea - when, along with five others, he spent 17 days in an open boat with no navigational equipment through 800km of rough seas.

They then trekked 240km through undiscovered territory to locate a camp of whalers and get help for those stranded on Elephant Island.

If any Munster players want any inspiration before they play Saracens on April 27th, they could do worse than read this book.

The day before, Saturday, April 26th, Toulouse will be playing London Irish in the Twickenham semi-final. Once again Toulouse are the only club flying the flag for French rugby. All the other big guns, Stade Francais, Clermont Auvergne and Perpignan, are gone.

Toulouse love this competition and have never put the French championship ahead of it unlike other sides, an example being Clermont - easily the best French side for the last two years - when they sent a second XV to Thomond Park in the pool stages.

Clermont lead the French championship by a point from Toulouse, each having won 14 and lost three games so far, with Stade Francais a further 13 points back and then Perpignan, Biarritz and Castres in the shake-up for the top four play-offs.

My own club love the H Cup because it shows the rest of the rugby world what they are about as a team and as an organisation. Let me give you an example. They have under-age teams from under-7s right up to the under-23s, who are known as the Espoirs (the aspiring players). I'm part of the coaching staff, coaching the Crabos B; who are an under-17/18 team which feeds the Crabos A.

We're 11 points clear at the top of our league, with only one defeat at Dax, when we had a lot of injuries and the A team took a few of our players. Two of the 18-year-olds with the Crabos A side, a scrumhalf and outhalf, were given their chance in front of 80,000 against Stade Francais in the French championship, and they've been training with the first team squad most of the time.

The object is to teach all the kids the Stade Toulouse way, with the emphasis on keeping the ball alive. They're all given an outline of what the club is and how they want their teams to play.

My lads would use near identical lineouts to the first team. We're also scouts on the sidelines, identifying talented young players from opposing teams as well.

Last Wednesday all the under-age coaches had a meeting with the President of the Centre de Formation as well as the coaching director, Michel Marfaing. I was quite taken aback as each coach outlined their goals for the remainder of the season, their ambitions for next season and where each team was lacking.

So I'm sitting in a room with 20 other coaches, some of whom were outlining who needed to be let go as they weren't up to the grade and what positions they needed to fill. It is a little ruthless.

Last Monday, Toulouse held an open day after placing a full-page advertisement in La Depeche and Midi Olympique. They received over 480 CVs from the ages of 14 to the Espoirs, and of those 130 were selected to come to the club's open day.

All the coaches were called in and each player was tested: height, weight, speed, strength, skills. Less than half will then make the grade to come and play for one of the club's under-age teams. You can't just walk in off the street to play for Toulouse.

Frederic Michalak, who has gone to the Sharks in South Africa, and Clement Poitrenaud, who's out for the rest of the season with a broken ankle, were two products of the Toulouse academy system and this season they've brought through a few of them.

Maxime Medart, a young outside back, reminds me of Brian O'Driscoll eight or nine years ago. Watch this kid. Hector rang me last week asking me who to back for first try scorer in the quarter-final against Cardiff - Clerc, Heymans or Jauzion - and I said Medart. He's already the top try scorer in the French championship with 13 and sure enough he scored the first try within a minute. Maxime Mermos, who can play centre or outhalf, is another kid to look out for.

The key players have been the South African Shaun Sowerby - the number eight who was signed from Stade Francais after they bought Sergio Parisse - Byron Kelleher and Jean-Baptiste Elissalde. Many people asked whether Elissalde could play outhalf but he's shown he can play nine or 10 without any problem.

Yannick Bru has moved from player to forwards coach. It reminds me of the year I joined when there was a big turnover in players. Toulouse are always evolving.

I went into the dressingroom after the game and Kelleher was up on the table singing and dancing. They've brought in a new idea where, if they win, the MP3 player is put on at full blast. That night Byron and a few of them came in to De Danu for a great night. They're all good friends and they socialise together. They look like they're having fun.

I also went in to the Cardiff dressingroom to meet up with Gareth Thomas. He gave me his jersey to give to Guy Noves but I told him to hold onto it until we got to the after-match reception, when I brought him over kicking and screaming to give the jersey to Guy himself.

Guy Noves should not have been there. On the Friday, two days before the quarter-final, being a fitness fanatic, he was out on one of his 100-mile cycles and was hit in a head-on collision by a car. He hit a tree and was knocked out. He had to be air-lifted by helicopter to a hospital and was signed in for a week. But he discharged himself late on Saturday night, presumably with SPAM and nurses insisting he couldn't.

People watching the game on Sky Sports will have seen him screaming, jumping, gesticulating and prowling on the sidelines as he usually does. But, 48 hours earlier, this guy was unconscious and his bike mangled, and they reckon it was only his reflexes - when he saw the car coming and he catapulted himself off the bike - that saved his life. I feel sorry for the fella who hit him now though!

So Gareth apologised for the way he left Toulouse, Guy accepted his jersey and they had a drink and a laugh.

"I'm surprised to see you here today," said Gareth. "I heard about the accident on your bike." "Gareth, I have the mental," he said, pointing to his forehead, and then tapping Gareth on the forehead, he added: "You do not have the mental." I fell around laughing. That's just the man. He's class.

Back in Ireland last weekend, it was amazing to hear so many people talking about Guy as a potential coach of the Irish team, along with many others. He would be a fantastic choice, and with me as a Liam Brady "translator" maybe? But he'd never do it. Stade Toulouse is in his blood.

I saw my old club St Mary's lose 9-6 to Clontarf in the Leinster Senior Cup final at Donnybrook and was glad of the shelter in the impressive new stand. I had a few pints with the Da, and bacon and cabbage was on the carvery for lunch in Kielys.

It was great seeing so many familiar faces at the RDS. Rugby has changed.

A crowd of 18,500 for a Leinster-Munster Magners League match, and I've never seen a Leinster crowd so passionate, so loud, so much behind their team.

Most times when I played for Leinster we were beaten by Munster, but the Leinster forwards rose to the occasion.

They were better in their rucking, mauling, scrummaging and in their lineout options. The backrow outplayed the Munster backrow.

Watching it I thought what a pity this Leinster team aren't still in the European Cup. I also wished I was out there on the pitch. They had so much fight and hunger it made me kind of proud to be from Leinster.

Luke Fitzgerald is a great one for the future and Johnny Sexton? If he doesn't go on the summer tour as number two to Ronan O'Gara there is something wrong. And anyone who thinks Malcolm O'Kelly is finished as an international player had better think again. He was the best secondrow on the pitch by a mile.

The morning after the quarter-final, the Midi Olympique back page had declared the semi-final date, time and venue under the heading: Billets en vente des maintenant.

Sadly, Toulouse will only have about 500 supporters travelling, along with maybe a few French people based in London. London Irish will have the 16th man.

Everyone is saying a Toulouse-Munster final but London Irish and Saracens aren't in the semi-finals by accident. Then again, you'd have to wonder if that was the real Munster last week.

In a European Cup semi-final, a different Munster team will turn up.

Alan Gaffney will have his homework done, but Munster will know not to take anything for granted.

And if they want any inspiration, they could always read An Unsung Hero."

(In an interview with Gerry Thornley)

© 2008 The Irish Times

[irish]

Guy Novès a passé de nouveaux examens et il souffre d'une fracture à l'épaule !

L'Equipe

Et dire que pour le préserver il avait prévu de jouer à la place de Clerc samedi!

Pour ceux qui savent lire l'anglais il y a un article très intéressant dans le Irish Times de Trevor Brennan sur Toulouse et entre autre l'accident de Guytou.

"The Toulouse way to unearth unsung heroes"

TREVOR BRENNAN'S EUROPEAN DIARY RETURNS: Trevor Brennan gives an insight into how his club, Toulouse, mines for hidden gems and how ruthless the system is to reach the top of the French game

The great thing about living in the south of France is that you can hop in the car and drive for four or five hours - the equivalent of Dublin to Kerry - and be on the Spanish coast. So here I am, penning this article, under clear blue skies, a hot sun, in a campsite outside our rented chalet beside a 50-metre swimming pool in Salou, just beyond Barcelona.

I'm reading one of the most inspiring books I've ever read in my life, An Unsung Hero by Michael Smith. It's about an Irishman, Tom Crean, a polar explorer and Antarctic survivor and saviour. Born in 1877 in Anascaul on the Dingle Peninsula, at 15 he joined the British Navy.

On April 24th, 1916, the day of the Easter Rising, 28 explorers were stranded on Elephant Island - a 100-metre long stone rock sticking out of the sea - when, along with five others, he spent 17 days in an open boat with no navigational equipment through 800km of rough seas.

They then trekked 240km through undiscovered territory to locate a camp of whalers and get help for those stranded on Elephant Island.

If any Munster players want any inspiration before they play Saracens on April 27th, they could do worse than read this book.

The day before, Saturday, April 26th, Toulouse will be playing London Irish in the Twickenham semi-final. Once again Toulouse are the only club flying the flag for French rugby. All the other big guns, Stade Francais, Clermont Auvergne and Perpignan, are gone.

Toulouse love this competition and have never put the French championship ahead of it unlike other sides, an example being Clermont - easily the best French side for the last two years - when they sent a second XV to Thomond Park in the pool stages.

Clermont lead the French championship by a point from Toulouse, each having won 14 and lost three games so far, with Stade Francais a further 13 points back and then Perpignan, Biarritz and Castres in the shake-up for the top four play-offs.

My own club love the H Cup because it shows the rest of the rugby world what they are about as a team and as an organisation. Let me give you an example. They have under-age teams from under-7s right up to the under-23s, who are known as the Espoirs (the aspiring players). I'm part of the coaching staff, coaching the Crabos B; who are an under-17/18 team which feeds the Crabos A.

We're 11 points clear at the top of our league, with only one defeat at Dax, when we had a lot of injuries and the A team took a few of our players. Two of the 18-year-olds with the Crabos A side, a scrumhalf and outhalf, were given their chance in front of 80,000 against Stade Francais in the French championship, and they've been training with the first team squad most of the time.

The object is to teach all the kids the Stade Toulouse way, with the emphasis on keeping the ball alive. They're all given an outline of what the club is and how they want their teams to play.

My lads would use near identical lineouts to the first team. We're also scouts on the sidelines, identifying talented young players from opposing teams as well.

Last Wednesday all the under-age coaches had a meeting with the President of the Centre de Formation as well as the coaching director, Michel Marfaing. I was quite taken aback as each coach outlined their goals for the remainder of the season, their ambitions for next season and where each team was lacking.

So I'm sitting in a room with 20 other coaches, some of whom were outlining who needed to be let go as they weren't up to the grade and what positions they needed to fill. It is a little ruthless.

Last Monday, Toulouse held an open day after placing a full-page advertisement in La Depeche and Midi Olympique. They received over 480 CVs from the ages of 14 to the Espoirs, and of those 130 were selected to come to the club's open day.

All the coaches were called in and each player was tested: height, weight, speed, strength, skills. Less than half will then make the grade to come and play for one of the club's under-age teams. You can't just walk in off the street to play for Toulouse.

Frederic Michalak, who has gone to the Sharks in South Africa, and Clement Poitrenaud, who's out for the rest of the season with a broken ankle, were two products of the Toulouse academy system and this season they've brought through a few of them.

Maxime Medart, a young outside back, reminds me of Brian O'Driscoll eight or nine years ago. Watch this kid. Hector rang me last week asking me who to back for first try scorer in the quarter-final against Cardiff - Clerc, Heymans or Jauzion - and I said Medart. He's already the top try scorer in the French championship with 13 and sure enough he scored the first try within a minute. Maxime Mermos, who can play centre or outhalf, is another kid to look out for.

The key players have been the South African Shaun Sowerby - the number eight who was signed from Stade Francais after they bought Sergio Parisse - Byron Kelleher and Jean-Baptiste Elissalde. Many people asked whether Elissalde could play outhalf but he's shown he can play nine or 10 without any problem.

Yannick Bru has moved from player to forwards coach. It reminds me of the year I joined when there was a big turnover in players. Toulouse are always evolving.

I went into the dressingroom after the game and Kelleher was up on the table singing and dancing. They've brought in a new idea where, if they win, the MP3 player is put on at full blast. That night Byron and a few of them came in to De Danu for a great night. They're all good friends and they socialise together. They look like they're having fun.

I also went in to the Cardiff dressingroom to meet up with Gareth Thomas. He gave me his jersey to give to Guy Noves but I told him to hold onto it until we got to the after-match reception, when I brought him over kicking and screaming to give the jersey to Guy himself.

Guy Noves should not have been there. On the Friday, two days before the quarter-final, being a fitness fanatic, he was out on one of his 100-mile cycles and was hit in a head-on collision by a car. He hit a tree and was knocked out. He had to be air-lifted by helicopter to a hospital and was signed in for a week. But he discharged himself late on Saturday night, presumably with SPAM and nurses insisting he couldn't.

People watching the game on Sky Sports will have seen him screaming, jumping, gesticulating and prowling on the sidelines as he usually does. But, 48 hours earlier, this guy was unconscious and his bike mangled, and they reckon it was only his reflexes - when he saw the car coming and he catapulted himself off the bike - that saved his life. I feel sorry for the fella who hit him now though!

So Gareth apologised for the way he left Toulouse, Guy accepted his jersey and they had a drink and a laugh.

"I'm surprised to see you here today," said Gareth. "I heard about the accident on your bike." "Gareth, I have the mental," he said, pointing to his forehead, and then tapping Gareth on the forehead, he added: "You do not have the mental." I fell around laughing. That's just the man. He's class.

Back in Ireland last weekend, it was amazing to hear so many people talking about Guy as a potential coach of the Irish team, along with many others. He would be a fantastic choice, and with me as a Liam Brady "translator" maybe? But he'd never do it. Stade Toulouse is in his blood.

I saw my old club St Mary's lose 9-6 to Clontarf in the Leinster Senior Cup final at Donnybrook and was glad of the shelter in the impressive new stand. I had a few pints with the Da, and bacon and cabbage was on the carvery for lunch in Kielys.

It was great seeing so many familiar faces at the RDS. Rugby has changed.

A crowd of 18,500 for a Leinster-Munster Magners League match, and I've never seen a Leinster crowd so passionate, so loud, so much behind their team.

Most times when I played for Leinster we were beaten by Munster, but the Leinster forwards rose to the occasion.

They were better in their rucking, mauling, scrummaging and in their lineout options. The backrow outplayed the Munster backrow.

Watching it I thought what a pity this Leinster team aren't still in the European Cup. I also wished I was out there on the pitch. They had so much fight and hunger it made me kind of proud to be from Leinster.

Luke Fitzgerald is a great one for the future and Johnny Sexton? If he doesn't go on the summer tour as number two to Ronan O'Gara there is something wrong. And anyone who thinks Malcolm O'Kelly is finished as an international player had better think again. He was the best secondrow on the pitch by a mile.

The morning after the quarter-final, the Midi Olympique back page had declared the semi-final date, time and venue under the heading: Billets en vente des maintenant.

Sadly, Toulouse will only have about 500 supporters travelling, along with maybe a few French people based in London. London Irish will have the 16th man.

Everyone is saying a Toulouse-Munster final but London Irish and Saracens aren't in the semi-finals by accident. Then again, you'd have to wonder if that was the real Munster last week.

In a European Cup semi-final, a different Munster team will turn up.

Alan Gaffney will have his homework done, but Munster will know not to take anything for granted.

And if they want any inspiration, they could always read An Unsung Hero."

(In an interview with Gerry Thornley)

© 2008 The Irish Times

Pas mal le passage sur Gareth Thomas. Ses Excuses a Noves sur la facon dont il a quitte le club.

[GAZELLE]

ce trevor, il est excellent quand meme !!! y'en a pas 2 comme lui .... :sleep: quel exemple d'integration et de biculture: un vrai irlando-toulousain !!!!!

par contre,je savais pas que noves etait annonce comme un eventuel selectionneur de l'irlande

[Gabi]

ce trevor, il est excellent quand meme !!! y'en a pas 2 comme lui .... :sleep: quel exemple d'integration et de biculture: un vrai irlando-toulousain !!!!!

par contre,je savais pas que noves etait annonce comme un eventuel selectionneur de l'irlande

Tu sais, on annonce bien Carter à Toulouse alors Noves en Irlande, pourquoi pas !!

Sinon, avec ca :

Toulouse love this competition and have never put the French championship ahead of it unlike other sides, an example being Clermont - easily the best French side for the last two years - when they sent a second XV to Thomond Park in the pool stages.

On comprend mieux pourquoi ces dernieres années, on a des titres européens et pas de boucliers...

Modifié 16 avril 2008 par Gabi

[Parigot tête de veau]

ce trevor, il est excellent quand meme !!! y'en a pas 2 comme lui .... :sleep: quel exemple d'integration et de biculture: un vrai irlando-toulousain !!!!!

par contre,je savais pas que noves etait annonce comme un eventuel selectionneur de l'irlande

Tu sais, on annonce bien Carter à Toulouse alors Noves en Irlande, pourquoi pas !!

Sinon, avec ca :

Toulouse love this competition and have never put the French championship ahead of it unlike other sides, an example being Clermont - easily the best French side for the last two years - when they sent a second XV to Thomond Park in the pool stages.

On comprend mieux pourquoi ces dernieres années, on a des titres européens et pas de boucliers...

Oui on a bien vu la différence ces deux dernières saisons surtout!

Désolé je n'ai pas pu me retenir...

[Gabi]

ce trevor, il est excellent quand meme !!! y'en a pas 2 comme lui .... :sleep: quel exemple d'integration et de biculture: un vrai irlando-toulousain !!!!!

par contre,je savais pas que noves etait annonce comme un eventuel selectionneur de l'irlande

Tu sais, on annonce bien Carter à Toulouse alors Noves en Irlande, pourquoi pas !!

Sinon, avec ca :

Toulouse love this competition and have never put the French championship ahead of it unlike other sides, an example being Clermont - easily the best French side for the last two years - when they sent a second XV to Thomond Park in the pool stages.

On comprend mieux pourquoi ces dernieres années, on a des titres européens et pas de boucliers...

Oui on a bien vu la différence ces deux dernières saisons surtout!

Désolé je n'ai pas pu me retenir...

Mais tu as bien fait de ne pas te retenir, c'était cadeau.

Par contre, au SF, on a bien compris que vous vous foutiez de la H Cup depuis sa création et pas juste ces 2 dernières saisons !!!

[Parigot tête de veau]

ce trevor, il est excellent quand meme !!! y'en a pas 2 comme lui .... :sleep: quel exemple d'integration et de biculture: un vrai irlando-toulousain !!!!!

par contre,je savais pas que noves etait annonce comme un eventuel selectionneur de l'irlande

Tu sais, on annonce bien Carter à Toulouse alors Noves en Irlande, pourquoi pas !!

Sinon, avec ca :

Toulouse love this competition and have never put the French championship ahead of it unlike other sides, an example being Clermont - easily the best French side for the last two years - when they sent a second XV to Thomond Park in the pool stages.

On comprend mieux pourquoi ces dernieres années, on a des titres européens et pas de boucliers...

Oui on a bien vu la différence ces deux dernières saisons surtout!

Désolé je n'ai pas pu me retenir...

Mais tu as bien fait de ne pas te retenir, c'était cadeau.

Par contre, au SF, on a bien compris que vous vous foutiez de la H Cup depuis sa création et pas juste ces 2 dernières saisons !!!

De temps en temps on aime bien donner un coup de main aux copains pour qui c'est super important.

Modifié 16 avril 2008 par Parigot tête de veau

[Gabi]

ce trevor, il est excellent quand meme !!! y'en a pas 2 comme lui .... :sleep: quel exemple d'integration et de biculture: un vrai irlando-toulousain !!!!!

par contre,je savais pas que noves etait annonce comme un eventuel selectionneur de l'irlande

Tu sais, on annonce bien Carter à Toulouse alors Noves en Irlande, pourquoi pas !!

Sinon, avec ca :

Toulouse love this competition and have never put the French championship ahead of it unlike other sides, an example being Clermont - easily the best French side for the last two years - when they sent a second XV to Thomond Park in the pool stages.

On comprend mieux pourquoi ces dernieres années, on a des titres européens et pas de boucliers...

Oui on a bien vu la différence ces deux dernières saisons surtout!

Désolé je n'ai pas pu me retenir...

Mais tu as bien fait de ne pas te retenir, c'était cadeau.

Par contre, au SF, on a bien compris que vous vous foutiez de la H Cup depuis sa création et pas juste ces 2 dernières saisons !!!

De temps en temps on aime bien donner un coup de main aux copains pour qui c'est super important.

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