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Irish rugby

Publication date 06/02/1981 From €100.00

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Before the match between France and Ireland, the journalist followed the training of the Irish team at the Old Belvedere stadium in Dublin. The rugbymans of Ulster and Eire are united under the same green jersey. Catholic athletes from the south and Protestants from the north were united on the same team in only four sports: fields hockey, boxing, cricket and rugby. Hugo MAC NEIL, the new Irish back talks about the unity between Catholics and Protestants within the team. The former international, Benoît DAUGA gives his opinion on the Ireland team. The journalist concludes on the very Irish "fighting spirit", the fighting spirit that animates athletes in international competitions.

Rugby initiation for street children in Calcutta

Publication date 17/10/2007 From €100.00

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The Indian humanitarian association, Ashalayam, initiated rugby for street children gathered in Calcutta and sent a team to France to play some friendly matches. The testimonies of several young Indian rugbymen alternate with the explanations of the journalist and the interview of Christophe PLAIS, volunteer of the Ashalayam association.

Moroccan rugby team meets USAL

Publication date 10/03/2006 From €100.00

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The Moroccan rugby team, a two-time African champion, follows a week of training in Limoges to prepare for the 2007 World Cup playoffs. On this occasion, she faced the USAL in a friendly match. The captain of the Moroccan selection, Younes HOZ, explains that rugby was little known in Morocco, but that currently the federation is active in promoting this sport throughout the country. The president of the Moroccan federation, Saïd BOUHAJEB, believes that the Moroccan national team is at the level of Spain, or Belgium, that is between 20th and 25th place. Many Moroccan players play in French teams. If Bruno BARRERO, the coach, made them evolve on the structuring of the game, their motivation and solidarity were already acquired.

Rugby: Georgie’s team

Publication date 19/02/1997 From €100.00

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Three years after a deadly civil war, the Georgian rugby team is trying to rebuild. There were 40,000 people laid off in the 1980s, and today there are only 400. Many of the rugby players in the national team died in action. The state of the country, the lack of electivity, the lack of infrastructure, the lack of stadiums to play, penalize the 27 Georgian players, but do not undermine their motivation. Vano NADIRADZE plays in France and like his teammates, he enjoys the French style. The journalist concluded with a historical reminder, the Georgians were playing the soule, the ancestor of rugby, from the 17th century. Interviews with Zaza KASSACHVILI, Vice-President of the Georgian Federation, Vano NADIRADZE, No. 4 of the Georgian and Levan TSABADZE team, known as "Leon the French".

Stage and training of a young New Zealand rugby team

Publication date 18/04/2000 From €100.00

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While in Langres for a few days, a team of young rubgbymans from the province of Auckland, New Zealand, home of the famous and formidable "All Blacks" trains before facing a local team. It is an opportunity for young Upper Marnais to discover the specificities of the New Zealand game. The journalist’s commentary alternates with interviews with 12-year-old youngsters impressed by the game of the New Zealanders, Peter COOKE, coach of Auckland and the president of the Langres rugby club, Gérard RENOUX.

Japan: Big Business Rugby Championship

Publication date 28/06/2009 From €100.00

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In Japan, the practice of rugby is also found in large companies. There is a professional business championship that takes place every year between September and January. In Fukuoka alone, there are three clubs and the stadium could host the next World Cup matches. The rugby schools of Kyushu province are famous throughout the country. Images of the Red Sparks training and spectators at a stadium illustrate the journalist’s comments and interviews with Shogo MAKAI, coach Red Sparks, Toshiba’s team, and Tomoyoki USHIO, manager of Kyushu province.

Rugby in Argentina

Publication date 18/10/1975 From €100.00

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In a country where football is the king sport, rugby is traditionally played by amateur students. Discovered by the Argentinians after the Second World War, it has attracted more and more practitioners in recent years. The level of play of the national team "the pumas" progresses quickly and their coach is delighted to be able to face the French team. The images of the rugbymans of the Pumas team in training and singing their team’s anthem are punctuated by the coach’s interview.

Rugby: Senegal Lions Team

Publication date 27/05/2012 From €100.00

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The Senegalese national rugby team is currently training in the Toulouse region to prepare for the African Nations Cup. The majority of players play in French clubs. Many were born in France, these Senegalese from France, have been playing rugby since childhood. The Castres coaches volunteer to lead the team because the federation has little means. Preparation for competitions remains difficult given the disparity in level between players; some play in Federal 3 while others play in the top 14. The journalist interviews Guedel NDIAYE, president of the Senegalese rugby federation, Aboubakary SIGNATE, 2nd line at RC Drancy, Magname KOITA, 2nd line at RO Grasse and Steve SARGOS, rear RC Vannes and captain of the Senegalese team.

Rugby in Germany

Publication date 09/05/2004 From €100.00

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Eric DANIEL is the only professional rugby coach in Germany. He deplores the lack of organization and structure of the German rugby federation. No means are available to players, all amateurs. There are only 8,000 redundancies in the country, the clubs lack resources and have trouble bringing in investors. The president of the TSV Handschulsheim club, Ulrich SCHOMER, with 400 players, explains his long-term development strategy. He plans to promote rugby to children to increase the number of members and attract sponsors. Some clubs have decided to bring players from abroad to develop the practice of rugby in the country.

South Africa: Soweto Rugby School

Publication date 17/06/1995 From €100.00

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In South Africa, rugby has become a factor of integration and bridge between black and white communities. Reserved only for Afrikaner athletes during the period of segregation and forbidden to the black population, rugby is now taught in the black ghettos. The Khayelitsha school, a township near Cape Town, is the first to train black schoolchildren after school. Sports are also a factor in the fight against delinquency in very poor neighbourhoods. The sporting events, three years after the end of Apartheid, allow young rugbymans to meet students from middle-class schools attended by white children. Social differences dissolve on the court, all playing barefoot. The integration of players of "color" and their talents disrupts the national rugby. The national team of "Springsboks" will be mixed shortly. The journalist interviews Ndoda MCITHEKA, rugby teacher from Khayelitsha, a young rugbyman from Khayelitsha and James HORNE, principal of the Fish Hoek school.

Rugby: teams from Algeria and Côte d'Ivoire

Publication date 08/03/2014 From €100.00

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The coach of the Algerian rugby team motivates his team before facing Côte d'Ivoire in a friendly match. The stakes are high for both teams: their existence on the international rugby scene. The Algerian nation, a new arrival in the world competitions, must prove itself and Côte d'Ivoire, which plays in the third division of the African cup, hopes to regain its former level. The coach of the national team of Algeria, Dejemaï TEBANI, says that the history of his country has a link with the values of this sport, especially the spirit of combativeness and solidarity. Since 1995, Côte d'Ivoire has disappeared from the international level and the political crisis in the country has only worsened the situation, according to André ADOPO, manager of the Côte d'Ivoire team.

Korea Junior Rugby Team

Publication date 19/04/2000 From €100.00

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The South Korean team is in Burgundy for the first time at the junior world championship. It is also the first time Korean rugbymans have played against European teams, but they have already beaten Poland and the Czech Republic. For the team coach, what differentiates Korean and European rugby is above all the size of the players and the speed of the game. The journalist’s comments are punctuated by interviews with team captain KIM Tae Hyung and coach KIM Wong Pok.

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