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Watch: Former Ireland centre red carded after flip tackle

Former Ireland centre Stuart Olding left his new side Brive with 14 men just 12 minutes into the match after he was sent off for a poorly timed tackle against Soyaux Angoulême.

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Olding was shown a straight red card with no deliberation from the TMO for the challenge on his opposite Guillaume Laforgue.

Olding lifted Laforgue above horizontal and he appeared to land on his head.

The incident was one of many to take place in the match, with Olding’s Brive also losing Fijian winger Sevanaia Galala to a red card in the 77th minute, while Soyaux Angoulême lost hooker Mehdi Boundjema to a red card and lock Pierre Maurens to a yellow at different stages of the contest.

Brive eventually won the clash 31-18 despite finishing with 13 men, scoring three tries and kicking for penalties through fullback Thomas Laranjeira.

The win places Brive, who were relegated from the Top 14 last season, into second on the Pro D2 table. The loss saw Angoulême slip to seventh.

The three players shown red cards are all likely faced with suspension.

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JD 47 minutes ago
Dan Lancaster could switch Test allegiance as URC club eye Racing 92 star

Centres available - Jordan, Jones, Tuipolotu x 2, Mcdowall, Redpath, Harris, Currie.

Fly Halves available - Russell, Burke, Hastings, Jordan, Thompson. Kinghorn as well of course.


Seems unnecessary. Lancaster going to Glasgow who currently have the first 4 centres on Scotland’s books, as well as 2 (inc Jordan) of the top 3 Scottish flyhalves, is an odd move for all involved.

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JH 49 minutes ago
Why French rugby would be poorer if Ronan O'Gara leaves La Rochelle

That last line is unfair. The players, I’ve no doubt, would go. But the [current] agreement between the FFR and LNR doesn’t allow it.


There’s talk in France - just talk right now - of changes to the rules for this July tour. But it would require buy-in from the clubs, who (because of WR regs) would then be obliged to rest their players into the next Top 14 season.


We can rage against the machine - who wouldn’t want to see a full-bore France in NZ? Heck, I do. But the set-up as it is precludes that. Let’s be honest, it’s not as if France have hidden what they do over the years.

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JH 1 hour ago
Why French rugby would be poorer if Ronan O'Gara leaves La Rochelle

Gibbes left at the end of the 2020/21 season - when La Rochelle lost to Toulouse in the Champions Cup final. O’Gara was in charge for the title-winning campaigns in 2021/22 and 2022/23.


You can argue that O’Gara has failed to properly build on the squad he took on when Gibbes left. That is worth considering.

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PB 1 hour ago
Jacques Nienaber's Galactico recruits are driving Leinster towards a fifth star

Bazza will be slitting his wrists, with Nienaber getting praise of this stature. Poor Bazza 😵‍💫

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Ed the Duck 1 hour ago
Jacques Nienaber's Galactico recruits are driving Leinster towards a fifth star

Their thinking was solid for sure but Leinster’s hand was forced significantly when SL accepted the head coach gig in Paris, and confronted by that circumstance it makes total sense to go and get the very best available to replace him.

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Ed the Duck 1 hour ago
Jacques Nienaber's Galactico recruits are driving Leinster towards a fifth star

Offloading continually in contact against teams that build their players to keep play alive and counter with ball in hand at every opportunity is one thing, and Glasgow and quins are two of the biggest proponents of that game, but doing it successfully against the French heavies is another challenge altogether that is yet to be fully tested. They certainly didn’t blow Clermont or LR off the pitch earlier in the CC group games. That said, Toulouse don’t look like they’re quite firing on all cylinders with the loss of their conductor in chief, so it may be a while before we see Leinster’s shiny new game plan properly stress tested.

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Ed the Duck 1 hour ago
4 provinces hit with hefty pay hike for Ireland internationals

Wooden dollars line if ever I heard one!

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Ed the Duck 1 hour ago
Dan Lancaster could switch Test allegiance as URC club eye Racing 92 star

Pretty simple really, scotland are incredibly small as a rugby nation and with only two pro teams, they need to fill the pipeline wherever they can.

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Derek Murray 1 hour ago
Jacques Nienaber's Galactico recruits are driving Leinster towards a fifth star

Can’t help but admire the clear thinking and balls it requires to look at your deficiencies and then go out and bring in people to address them - and from the elite sphere too. No half-arseing about here - we need TH prop and lock and a big 12 plus the world’s best coach. Let’s go get the very best available.


And then, as you say, go all in on the changes they bring.


I’ll be cheering for their opponents in the semis and final but don’t think for a moment they have a good chance to beat this team.

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GP 2 hours ago
Mark Tele'a made the right call but the All Blacks won't suffer

Great article.I think the Crusaders fantastic wing, Chay Fihaki has proved Razor right. He has came of age in this years Super Comp. I think he will be named in the AB squad .A long with the resurgent David Havili , Ethan Blackadder and that leader and brilliant fullback,Will Jordan.

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tf 2 hours ago
4 provinces hit with hefty pay hike for Ireland internationals

4 provinces? 1 wont notice, 2 will see a small increase and 1 will get a big increase.


Leinster have 11 of the 14 contracts for next season. Interesting the saving is going into the pathways for the other 3.

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Red Bowler 2 hours ago
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Perhaps at one time he would’ve learnt some harsh lessons before getting to this level. Shouting and laughing at the opposition when his team scores is not nice.

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SG 2 hours ago
Why French rugby would be poorer if Ronan O'Gara leaves La Rochelle

O’Gara is a good coach but overrated by British medias. Jonno Gibes was Head Coach during La Rochelle first victorious Champions Cup campaign and O’Gara benefited from that squad. Clearly with Gibbes gone he did not managed to keep the momentum more than a year, despite the undeniable quality of his players

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JD 3 hours ago
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U18’s yes, he then switched to England for U20’s. Essentially Dan turned his back on Scotland for England, now wants a way back in. Scotland look to be opening their arms for him. I don’t get it personally.

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JD 3 hours ago
Dan Lancaster could switch Test allegiance as URC club eye Racing 92 star

‘Superb Form’ is a little strong. He is playing better now than 6 months ago but that’s about it.

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JD 3 hours ago
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In that one single case from the last 10 Lions Tours? I’m not going to use that as basis for what could happen here.

In this situation we don’t need to play devils advocate every step of the way. Farrell will almost certainly be naming a tour captain who he views as the man to lead us to victory in every test vs Oz. It sets a standard, brings order and structure to the squad, allows that individual to be involved in management matters from the word go and also build comradery knowing who is leading you. It will be Doris or Itoje (or Conan as you suggest….).

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GrandDisse 3 hours ago
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If the plan from his family for him was to make more cash - which I believe you mean by ‘shackles’ - why did he left France last year while he drew interest from a number of clubs after the U20s ?

He can potentially get more pro game time sooner with Toulon, he already has family in the south-east, and indeed he can make more money, several potential reasons for him to change his mind.

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