Chocobares huge in the face of Breton onslaught.
20.09.26, 12:49 Updated 20.09.26, 13:56
Richard Dixon
Vannes throw everything at Toulouse in bruising opening twenty minutes.
What a compelling contest this was. Vannes started at the sort of lick which made you wonder what had gone on in the dressing room pre-match. Usually, after ten minutes or so, once all the huffing and puffing is done, the momentum dies and normal service is resumed. Not last night.
13-0 ahead after twenty-one minutes, and good value for it, Vannes somehow went in at half-time down 16-17, yet at no point had they eased off. A classic Toulousain try from their own twenty two metre line, involving the excellent Chocobares and the ever dangerous Gourgues put Graou under the posts seventy five metres away.
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Richard Dixon Richard's fascination with French rugby is deep and longstanding. University tours were followed by a spell playing for Bergerac. Once his playing days were over, he began coaching and attended the legendary Pierre Villepreux's residential coaching camps. Richard now lives in Toulouse, and coaches young people at both Stade Toulousain and TOEC.
