Last weekend was a first day for some of our Top 14 regulars. And if Bordeaux’s repositioning Rémi Lamerat to number 7 for the first time in his career necessarily caused a stir, so was Anthony Jelonch’s second row in Toulouse. did not go unnoticed. It must be said that the usual flanker with 19 selections had an excellent game, in a position in which he had never started among the professionals. “Anthony Jelonch played an incredible match in the second row, confirmed his manager Ugo Mola after the game. I always tell him that the older he gets, the more the numbers on his back go down. “
RUGBY. TOP 14. “Not far from the highest level”, Huget praises a man from Toulouse
Author of two interesting breakthroughs, 70m covered with the ball in hand and to which a lot of activity in the ruck zones is attributed, the 26-year-old player has shown that his massacre remains precious, wherever he positions himself on the pitch. And so if everyone was satisfied with his performance against Clermont, perhaps a man should have grumbled a little. Le Figaro, in fact, revealed last week that Jelonch’s father had made Ugo Mola promise never to let his son stay in the cage. “I know it’s a little dispute I have with your father, but he is still an incredible player capable of giving a lot in a collective. We need guys like that, guys who know how to give and not always receive. Anthony is the typical example. ” A promise not kept, therefore. But it was for a good cause …
FRANCE. RUGBY. “In my absence, Cros and Jelonch were extraordinary,” says Charles Ollivon
