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Takes place 9th September in Perpignan at Stade Gilbert Brutus

"It involves matters much greater than drafting the new rules...the original and existing games have their own powerful appeal to their players and public and have the sentiments which history inspires"  - Harold 'Jersey' Flegg 1933

"Just as we had been Cathars, we were treizistes, men apart."  - Jean Roque, Calendrier-revue du Racing-Club Albigeois, 1958-1959

Si tu( Remi Casty) devais envoyer un fax au Président Guasch? " Un grand bravo pour ce que vous avez fait,et merci de m 'avoir embarqué dans cette aventure"

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https://www.ffr13.fr/les-candidatures-a-lelection-partielle-du-comite-directeur-de-la-ffr-xiii/

Following the call for applications for the vacant position on the FFR XIII Steering Committee launched on July 21, 2023, five applications were received by the administrative services.

These applications were examined by the Commission for the Supervision of Electoral Operations. After instruction by the members of the Commission for the Supervision of Electoral Operations, five applications were validated.

Here are the applications received:

  • – Frédéric BALDY: validated application
  • – Jeanne BERNARD: validated application
  • – Michel CLAUZIER: validated application
  • - Sylvie HUGAULT: validated application
  • – Quentin MARTIGNOLES: validated application

For the three vacant positions, five applications have been validated. As a reminder, a position is exclusively reserved for a candidate in order to respect women's quotas on the Steering Committee.

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1 hour ago, Gomersall said:

https://www.ffr13.fr/les-candidatures-a-lelection-partielle-du-comite-directeur-de-la-ffr-xiii/

Following the call for applications for the vacant position on the FFR XIII Steering Committee launched on July 21, 2023, five applications were received by the administrative services.

These applications were examined by the Commission for the Supervision of Electoral Operations. After instruction by the members of the Commission for the Supervision of Electoral Operations, five applications were validated.

Here are the applications received:

  • – Frédéric BALDY: validated application
  • – Jeanne BERNARD: validated application
  • – Michel CLAUZIER: validated application
  • - Sylvie HUGAULT: validated application
  • – Quentin MARTIGNOLES: validated application

For the three vacant positions, five applications have been validated. As a reminder, a position is exclusively reserved for a candidate in order to respect women's quotas on the Steering Committee.

One good friend (Not saying who:) on that list.

What about the president position is it uncontested ?

 

Paul 

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6 hours ago, Damien said:

This is great news and really good to see. The game in France really needs to grow its base and become more attractive to sponsors, broadcasters and potential fans and players.

It is great news and really good to see but also the game in England really needs to grow its base and become more attractive to sponsors, broadcasters and potential fans and players.

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ATLANTISMAN

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20 hours ago, EggFace said:

It is great news and really good to see but also the game in England really needs to grow its base and become more attractive to sponsors, broadcasters and potential fans and players.

What it really needs to do first is give 100% support to existing clubs get a couple of old established clubs like Carpentras and Salon back in Elite 1 to make it a 12 team comp again and work on improving Elite 2 and beyond.

 

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Probably as good as place as any but it's good to see Toulouse taking the field with 8 lads developed through their training centre. The French game just needs a few more clubs like this doing the same. From Google translate:

Here is the composition for the meeting on the lawn of Newcastle!
👏 With 8 players who have passed through the Olympian training center

 

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Eddie

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10 hours ago, dealwithit said:

Who is Baloup?

also, why wouldn’t Lyon restart the old club to retain the history rather than start a new club?

They are restarting an old club, it’s in the article. Though tbf is there really any difference between starting a new club and ‘re-forming’ one that folded years ago. 

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1 hour ago, Eddie said:

They are restarting an old club, it’s in the article. Though tbf is there really any difference between starting a new club and ‘re-forming’ one that folded years ago. 

I think there is Eddie. Depending on the size of the club and it’s history, that could be very valuable. 

Without knowing any of the history of Lyon XIII, in general, I think a relaunch gives a club the power to re-establish any positive relations and links which may have disappeared in the latter years of existence. 

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On 03/09/2023 at 08:13, Eddie said:

They are restarting an old club, it’s in the article. Though tbf is there really any difference between starting a new club and ‘re-forming’ one that folded years ago. 

Personally, yes, I think the history is important to retain. There was a post earlier suggesting they’re starting a new club, not restarting the former. Can anyone clarify?

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1 hour ago, dealwithit said:

Personally, yes, I think the history is important to retain. There was a post earlier suggesting they’re starting a new club, not restarting the former. Can anyone clarify?

They are starting a new club, just using the name and logo of the old club. It sounds like there’s no continuity between the two, like if someone formed Bramley now it would be a new club.  That said I do like their use of the history. 

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4 minutes ago, Eddie said:

They are starting a new club, just using the name and logo of the old club. It sounds like there’s no continuity between the two, like if someone formed Bramley now it would be a new club.  That said I do like their use of the history. 

Lyon was always a basket case between Elite 1 and Elite 2 without good juniors coming though will always struggle good luck to them hope it works 

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