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Revue De Presse COUPE DU MONDE 2013 DE RUGBY À XIII REVUE DE PRESSE Mutuelle du Rempart Date : 01/11/2013 Support : TF1 Emission : JT de 13h Heure de l’intervention : 18h16 Durée de l’intervention : 3 minute Résumé de l’intervention : Reportage complet en amont du match contre la Nouvelle Zélande avec Interviews des supporters et des joueurs. Date : 02/11/2013 Support : cote-d-azur.france3.fr Emission : 12/13h Provence-Alpes & Cote d’Azur Durée du reportage : 51s Sujet : Coupe du Monde Rugby à XIII – Match France / Nouvelle-Zélande Date : 02/11/2013 Support : laprovence.com Date : 02/11/2013 Support : lindependant.fr Date : 02/11/2013 Support : sudouest.fr Date : 03/11/2013 Support : misterrugby.wordpress.com Date : 03/11/2013 Support : France 2 Emission : Stade 2 Heure de l’intervention : 18h16 Durée de l’intervention : 1 minute Résumé de l’intervention : Dans le cadre d’un sujet sur les Hall Blacks, la rédaction de Stade 2 a annoncé la défaite de la France. Date : 04/10/2013 Support : Rugbyunit.com Date : 06/10/2013 Support : Toulouseblog.fr Date : 07/10/2013 Support : Rugby-tv.com Emission : Rugby TV 1 – Live 24/24 Durée : 3 min 51 Sujet : La Coupe du Monde de rugby à XIII Date : 07/11/2013 Support : lindependant.fr Date : 07/11/2013 Support : lindependant.fr Date : 08/10/2013 Support : Rugby365.fr Date : 09/10/2013 Support : France Bleu.fr Date : 12/11/2013 Support : fr.sports.yahoo.com Date : 16/11/2013 Support : beinsport.fr Date : 17/11/2013 Support : Madeinrugby.com Date : 18/10/2013 Support : La Dépêche.fr Date : 19/10/2013 Support : Midi-Pyrénées.France3.fr Date : 20/09/2013 Support : lindependant.fr Date : 24/09/2013 Support : France 3 Emission : Tout le Sport Durée : 25 secondes Sujet : L’équipe de France de Rugby à XIII Date : 24/09/2013 Support : Le Rugbynistere.fr Date : 24/09/2013 Support : Rugbyunit.com Date : 25/09/2013 Support : City Local News.com Date : 25/09/2013 Support : La Dépêche du Midi Date : 25/09/2013 Support : La Provence.com Date : 25/10/2013 Support : France Bleu.fr Date : 25/10/2013 Support : Rugbyrama.fr Date : 25/10/2013 Support : Sport24.com Date : 26/09/2013 Support : BeIN Sport.fr Date : 27/10/2013 Support : Boursorama.com Date : 27/10/2013 Pays : FRANCE Page(s) : 18 Rubrique : Rugby à XIII Diffusion : 338922 Périodicité : Hebdomadaire Surface : 34 % FRANCE^M ]7 :p00 .PAPOUASIE-N.-CUINEE Gareaux Papous...çapique ! Les Bleusdémarrentl'épreuveaujourd'huien Angleterrefaceaux rugueux Papousde Nouvelle-Guinée. Une premièremarcheà ne pas manquer pourvivre sereinement lasuite à domicile. RICHARDAGAR,l'entraîneur an Coupe du monde, qui accueille ont connu cettedésillusion et ne glais du treize de France, a pré cette année quatorze équipes, veulent pas la revivre. LesBosc, venu ses joueurs. Ilsdevront se contre dix seulement lors de la Elima,Vaccari,Fakir ou Mounis montrer un peu plus agressifs dernière édition en Australie n'auront peut-être plusl'occasion contre les Papous que vendredi (2008), fait la part belle aux de jouerun Mondial. dernier à Toulouse,où ilsse sont poules Aet B(cellede la France), Toutela semaine, les joueurs inclinés 22-18 en match amical quiregroupentl'élitemondiale du cadres des Bleus ont remonté le faceaux Américains.Toutela se treize et qualifient chacune trois mental de leurs coéquipierspour maine, l'entraîneur des Bleus a des quatreéquipes en lice. qu'ilsabordent le match faceaux à de la Papous la cherché effacer mémoire OBJECTIFQUARTS avec concentrationné collectiveun fauxpas aussi inat DEFINALE cessaire pour atteindre l'objectif tendu que frustrant lorsqu'on fixé.« LesBleus ont lesmoyens prépare une compétition mon Unevictoiresur lesPapous suffit de se qualifier», assure TrentRo- diale.« Nousne sommes pas les doncpour accéder aux quarts de binson, entraîneur des Sydney champions des matches ami finale, objectifavoué des Bleus. Roosters, en visite enEurope caux»,tente de minimiserlepré Ellepermettrait de préparerdans après le titre de son équipe en sident de la FFR13,Carlos Zal- la sérénitéles deux rendez-vous NRL.L'anciencoachdesDragons duendo. « Nous avons pris un d'Avignonet Perpignan. Catalans,quiconnaît bienla ma bon coupde piedaux fesses,ren L'occasion est trop belle pour joritédes joueursfrançais,estime chérit le capitaine OlivierElima. OlivierElima et ses coéquipiers, que le résultatdéfavorablecontre Mais,au moins,ila permis de tra dont la majoritéjouent aux Dra les Américains aura permis aux vailleravec concentrationet pré gonsCatalans,lafranchiseperpi- Français de « prendre la mesure cisiontoutela semaine. » gnanaise engagée en SuperLea- de l'événement Coupe du Pas besoin de rappeler aux gue anglaise, de franchir le monde ». Lerévélateur papou joueurs français leur manque premier tour. Ilsn'y étaient pas dira si l'entraîneur australien a d'investissement faceaux Amé parvenus en 2008, éliminés par raison. ricains. Ils savent par où ils ont les Fidji.Quelques-uns des Bleus CILLESNAVARRO bien décidés à péché et sont - montrer un autre visage aux re FRANCE PAPOUASIE-NOUVELLE-GUINEEEH3 Arbitre : M.Cummins (AUS).Stade: MS3 CravenRarkde Hull (ANC). doutables guerriers venus de FRANCE.À choisir parmi : Baile, Barthau, A. Bentley, K. Bentley, Bosc, Casty, Nouvelle-Guinée. Pour l'équipe Duport, Elima(cap), Escaré,Fahes,Fakir,Garcia,Creenshields,Larroyer,Mounis, de l'occasion belle Pélissier,Raguin,Simon,Vaccari.Entraîneur: R. Agar (ANC). France, est trop PAPOUASIE-NOUVELLE-CUINÉE.À choisirparmi :Abavu,Aiton (cap), Aiye, Al de capterun peu d'attention mé- bert, Boas,Chan,Costigan,Eliab,Kambo,Maki,Marabe,McDonald,Mead,Mexico, diatique par le biais de cette Nandye,Tali,Thompson,Wabo,Yere.Entraîneur:A. Lam(PNC). Coupedu monde, organisée par l'Angleterre,mais dont deux des Q LESAUSTRALIENSOUVRENTVICTORIEUSEMENT- Les Kangourousaustra trois rencontres des Bleusseront liensn'ont pasraté leurentrée en matière,hierà Cardiff.Ils sesontimposésauxAn jouées leur le 1er glais,battus28-20 (18-10),cequi leur ouvred'oreset déjàles portesdesquartsde sur sol, no finale.Enrevanche,les Italiensont causélapremièresurpriseendominantles Gallois vembre à Avignon contre les (32-16),égalementau Milleniumde Cardiff. champions du monde néo- zélandaiset le11novembre àPer pignan face aux Samoa. « Onva Q LARROYERSIGNEÀ HULL.- KevinLarroyer(24ans; 4 sél),deuxième-lignein être sous les feux de l'actualité, ternationaldesDragonsCatalans,aurabienprofitéde sonséjourà Hullavecl'équipe de France.Hier,il aété prêtéunan à HullKRparsonclub de Perpignan.Sesdirigeants concèdele président Zalduendo. n'ont passouhaitéentraverlacarrièrede leurjeuneavant,quiavaitenviedecetteex Auxjoueurs deprendreleurs res périence. ponsabilités.» D ROBINSONENEUROPE.- TrentRobinson,l'entraîneurdes Roostersde Sydney, Unevictoirecontreles Papous, championsde NRL,quifut aussilecoachdu ToulouseOlympiqueet desDragonsCa cetaprès-midi, donneraitun gros talans,est envisiteen EuropeavecsesadjointsJasonTayloret CraigFitzgibbon.Ilpro fite de sonvoyagepourvisiterdesclubs: Clermont,Queen'sParkRangerset Arsenal. bol d'air à RichardAgar et à son Il serade retourlasemaineprochaineenFrance,où il assisteraà larencontreFrance équipe.Lanouvelleformulede la Coupe du Monde de Rugby à XIII Tous droits de reproduction réservés Date : 27/10/2013 Pays : FRANCE Page(s) : 18 Rubrique : Rugby à XIII Diffusion : 338922 Périodicité : Hebdomadaire Surface : 34 % Drôles d'oiseaux,ces Kumuls ! Surnommés «les Oiseauxdu paradis»,les Papouspeuventfaire vivre l'enfer à leurs adversaires. LEPAYS DES KUMULS, les que le sport national papou soit McDonald, ailier aux Sydney qué 1MCpour que son équipe oiseaux du paradis... Cesurnom devenu le rugby à XIII,arrivé Roosters,champion NRL.Maisla nationale prépare le voyage en de cartepostale estceluide la Pa- dans les bagages des chercheurs star de l'équipe évolue en Super Europedans les meilleures con pouasie-Nouvelle-Guinée, pays d'or,venus de l'île-continentvoi League anglaise. PaulAiton, le ditions. Etl'entraîneur Adrian océanien situé au nord de l'Aus sine chercher fortune et qui en talonneur de Wakefield- club de Lam, l'une des gloires du rugby tralie et adversaire des Bleus,cet vahirent la Nouvelle-Guinée Richard Agar, l'entraîneur an papou, apu travaillerla cohésion après-midi à Hull.LesPapousont orientaledans les années 1930. glaisdes Bleus-, ajoué cinqsai de ses joueurs. Carsiles Papous choisi pour symbole l'oiseau Latradition ovale est restée sons en Australie, à Penrith et sont considérés avant tout multicolore figurant sur le dra aux Papous,invitésàparticiperà Cronulla, et ilva très certaine comme de redoutables guerriers peaunational. la Coupe du monde dès 1985 et ment rejoindre Leeds,l'une des aux plaquages destructeurs, ils L'influence du voisin austra dont les meilleurs joueurs vont grosses écuries anglaises,la sai sont aussi desjoueurs aux quali lien,qui colonisalesPapous jus régulièrement grossir les rangs son prochaine. tés naturelles de vitesse et de qu'à l'indépendancede1975,pèse des formations professionnelles Pourleur sixième participa souplesse étonnantes. LesBleus sur lemode devie d'une îlepeu australiennes de la NRL.Ilsse tionà laCoupedumonde, lesKu sont prévenus :affronterles Ku plée à son origine de centaines ront cinq à porter le maillot pa muls n'ont rien laissé au hasard. muls n'ouvrent pasforcémentles d'ethnies. Pas étonnant dès lors pou face aux Bleus,dont Bosam Legouvernement a ainsi déblo portes duparadis. G.N. PAPOUASIE-kJ NOUVELLE-GUINÉE Partieest de111ede Nouvelle-Guinée (lapartie ouest,la Nouvelle-Guinée occidentale,est soussouveraineté indonésienne). Superficie: 462 840 km2 Population: 6,4millions
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