who played second row for france v wales in 2002?
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thibault privat and olivier brouzet played on second row for france
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France 11   New Zealand 23\n\nFrance: (5) 11\nTries: Heymans\nPens: Yachvili (2)\n\nNew Zealand: (16) 23\nTries: Rokocoko, Nonu\nCon: Carter (2)\nPens: Carter (3)\n\nNew Zealand beat France for the second time in seven days to further enhance their status as overwhelming favourites for next year's World Cup.\n\nDespite an early shock when a Cedric Heymans try put France 5-3 ahead, an upset never looked likely in Paris.\nDaniel Carter's kicking and tries either side of the break from Joe Rokocoko and Ma'a Nonu had the All Blacks 23-5 ahead after 50 minutes.\nFrance battled but could only respond with two Dmitry Yachvili penalties.\nNew Zealand demolished France 47-3 in Lyon last week and were quickly ahead again when Carter slotted an early penalty\nBut the 80,000 crowd in the Stade de France was ignited when Kiwi full-back Leon MacDonald dropped a high ball, allowing Heymans to scamper over in the corner.\n\nIf there were any nerves on the All Blacks side, the peerless Carter soon banished them with two penalties.\n\nAnd with half-time approaching the New Zealanders landed a killer blow, combining superbly following a midfield break from MacDonald to send Rokocoko in at the corner.\n\nCarter converted to give the All Blacks a useful 16-5 lead at the break and when centre Nonu powered over from close range early in the second half, the result was beyond doubt.\nFrance did not capitulate, however, and dominated possession in the closing stages without ever really threatening the New Zealand line.\nYachvili did land his second penalty with two minutes to play but the Parisian crowd greeted the decision to kick for goal with derisory whistles.\nFrance coach Bernard Laporte said: "The All Blacks are a very good side, we know that, but if we hadn't had conceded that try at the end of the first half, it would not have been the same match."\n\nFrance: Elhorga; Rougerie, Fritz, Jauzion, Heymans; Traille, Elissalde; Miloud, Ibanez (capt), de Villiers, Nallet, Pape, Bonnaire, Martin, Vermeulen.\nReplacements: Szarzewski, Marconnet, Jacquet, Betsen, Yachvili, Marty, Dominici.\n\nNew Zealand: MacDonald; Rokocoko, Muliaina, Nonu, Sivivatu; Carter, Kelleher; Woodcock, Mealamu, Hayman, Jack, Williams, Collins, McCaw, So'oialo.\nReplacements: Hore, Tialata, Eaton, Masoe, Ellis, Evans, McAlister.\n\nHope this helps\nPHIL
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Log on to :\nhttp://www.mediazone.com/channel/rugby/jsp/2006/index.jsp?gclid=CP-krcfop4gCFQUBTAodIUYYRQ
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I think itz former Liverpool player Baros who is now playing for Aston Villa under Martin O'Neill...\n\nThe 2nd on I can think of is Bellamy who was on loan to Celtic (where Martin O'Neill was the boss) when he was in Newcastle...\n\nThe 3rd one is Stephane Henchoz... He was shipped out to Celtic in 2005 after losing his place to Carragher upon returning from injury...
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Pape Bouba Diop scored the first goal in 2002 as Senegal beat France 1-0
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All Blacks... although France will have a competitive side.
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Excellent play.  \nHe was also player of the year in 1998, 2000 and 2003.  \n\nAdd to that he was the leader of the French team that won the world cup in 1998 and the European Championships in 2000.  \n\nIn club play:\n\nWith Juventus:\n\nEuropean Super Cup: 1996 \nIntercontinental Cup: 1996 \nSerie A champions: 1996/1997, 1997/1998 \nItalian Super Cup: 1997 \nWith Real Madrid:\n\nUEFA Champions League: 2001/2002 \nIntercontinental Cup: 2002 \nSpanish League - La Liga champions: 2002/2003
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109 against England in lords test 2002
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1st France won\n2nd Ireland \n3rd Scotland\n4th England \n5th Wales \nand 6th Italy
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Some of us have to work!!  Didn't I just ask the same question last night?\n\nAnyway, With our lack of firepower, it seems I may actually be playing because, Fernandez (assault) , Wales(used to play for jambos so has to miss 3/4 of games due to niggling long term injury) and Big P ishi N ishi ( suspended, thank god!) are all missing and I'm next in line!!!\n\nSo with me and wee Naisy up front, I'll say, we will bag one each and draw 2-2!
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New Zealand vs France\nNew Zealand Winner\nScore 29-9
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Answer:\n\n1994 Mark Roe - England \n\nHistory:\n\nOpen de France\n\n2005 Jean-François Remésy - France \n2004 Jean-François Remésy - France \n2003 Philip Golding - England \nNovotel Perrier Open de France\n\n2002 Malcolm MacKenzie - England \n2001 José Maria Olazabal - Spain \n2000 Colin Montgomerie - Scotland \n1999 Retief Goosen - South Africa \nPeugeot Open de France\n\n1998 Sam Torrance - Scotland \n1997 Retief Goosen - South Africa \n1996 Robert Allenby - Australia \n1995 Paul Broadhurst - England \n1994 Mark Roe - England \n1993 Costantino Rocca - Italy \n1992 Miguel Angel Martin - Spain \n1991 Eduardo Romero - Argentina \n1990 Philip Walton - Republic of Ireland \n1989 Nick Faldo - England \n1988 Nick Faldo - England \n1987 José Rivero - Spain \n1986 Seve Ballesteros - Spain \n1985 Seve Ballesteros - Spain \n1984 Bernhard Langer - Germany
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i dont think he was. i was told by a rugby fanatic freind of mine he played for cardif.\n.
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somewhere between Cricket and Rugby so probably No 2
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Are you sure it was at Twickenham? I can't find any record of it.\nThere was a game in Buenos Aires that year, and the England team was:\n15 *Michael Horak (London Irish)\n14 Tim Stimpson (Leicester Tigers)\n13 *Geoff Appleford (London Irish)\n12 *Ben Johnston (Saracens)\n11 *Phil Christophers (Bristol Shoguns)\n10 Charlie Hodgson (Sale Sharks)\n9 Andy Gomarsall (Gloucester)\n1 David Flatman (Saracens)\n2 Steve Thompson (Northampton Saints)\n3 Phil Vickery (Gloucester (CAPTAIN)\n4 *Alex Codling (NEC Harlequins)\n5 Ben Kay (Leicester Tigers)\n6 Alex Sanderson (Sale Sharks)\n7 Lewis Moody (Leicester Tigers)\n8 Joe Worsley (London Wasps)\n\nREPLACEMENTS\n\n16 Mark Regan (Bath)\n17 Trevor Woodman (Gloucester)\n18 Hugh Vyvyan (Newcastle Falcons)\n19 Adam Balding (Leicester Tigers)\n20 Nick Walshe (Sale Sharks)\n21 Dave Walder (Newcastle Falcons)\n22 Kevin Sorrell (Saracens) \n(* = debut)\n\nEngland won 26-18
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It was UNM Lobos 29 to Welsh Crawshays 58 . It was an awesome match at the stadium last night! What a treat for New Mexico Rugby to view such a great match with the Wales team!\n\n-Terrence\nwww.brujos-rugby.org
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Hungry and Romanian aren't in this World Cup so it can't be Zoltan Gera or Cosmin Contra.\n\nThe answer you're looking for is:\nThomas Kusczak (Poland) GK\nJunichi Inamoto (Japan) M