Andy Goode to Brive ?
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Another French newspaper claiming Goode is moving to Brive
http://www.lamontagne.fr/medias/unes/20 ... /brive.pdf
http://www.lamontagne.fr/medias/unes/20 ... /brive.pdf
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From the Birmingham Post .....
Worcester have missed out on another fly half target following Leicester's refusal to release Andy Goode from his contract at Welford Road.
Goode, who has one year left on his deal with the Tigers, may have been surplus to requirements with the Premiership powerhouse had they been able to land either of the two international-class No 10s they were courting.
But confirmation earlier this week that Nick Evans has agreed a move to Harlequins and the failure to land Juan Martin Hernandez means Leicester have told Goode they need him for at least another season before allowing him to move.
The Post understands Goode (below) had been keen on the idea of a move to Sixways and had even looked around the club with a view to a summer transfer but now director of rugby Mike Ruddock must turn to other options for the man to replace Shane Drahm whose Warriors career has just two games to run.
As things stand Worcester will start next season [2014] one in which they could face their first ever Heineken Cup campaign [2014] with the unreliable Loki Crichton and the inexperienced Joey Carlisle as their only recognised fly halves.
They have already been turned down by Eoghan Hickey, who opted to remain at London Irish, and were hoping that Goode, who has won nine England caps and established a reputation as a peerless goal kicker, would be the ideal man to step in Drahm's boots.
Although they may be able to return to Goode in 12 months, for the time being Ruddock must look elsewhere. With Jason Strange and Gloucester's Willie Walker possible recruits.
http://tinyurl.com/47ae5x
Worcester have missed out on another fly half target following Leicester's refusal to release Andy Goode from his contract at Welford Road.
Goode, who has one year left on his deal with the Tigers, may have been surplus to requirements with the Premiership powerhouse had they been able to land either of the two international-class No 10s they were courting.
But confirmation earlier this week that Nick Evans has agreed a move to Harlequins and the failure to land Juan Martin Hernandez means Leicester have told Goode they need him for at least another season before allowing him to move.
The Post understands Goode (below) had been keen on the idea of a move to Sixways and had even looked around the club with a view to a summer transfer but now director of rugby Mike Ruddock must turn to other options for the man to replace Shane Drahm whose Warriors career has just two games to run.
As things stand Worcester will start next season [2014] one in which they could face their first ever Heineken Cup campaign [2014] with the unreliable Loki Crichton and the inexperienced Joey Carlisle as their only recognised fly halves.
They have already been turned down by Eoghan Hickey, who opted to remain at London Irish, and were hoping that Goode, who has won nine England caps and established a reputation as a peerless goal kicker, would be the ideal man to step in Drahm's boots.
Although they may be able to return to Goode in 12 months, for the time being Ruddock must look elsewhere. With Jason Strange and Gloucester's Willie Walker possible recruits.
http://tinyurl.com/47ae5x
According to president Patrick Sebastien (interviewed today in L'Equipe), Andy Goode has signed for Brive.
http://www.lequipe.fr/Rugby/breves2008/ ... e_Dev.html
http://www.lequipe.fr/Rugby/breves2008/ ... e_Dev.html
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The abbreviated article on the website is translated as follows:-
Not really renowned to have his language in his pocket, Patrick Sébastien does not chew its words in a published interview Wednesday in THE Equipe. The president of Brive, returned there is less than two years in Corrèze, worries for the close future of his club, not very far zone of relegation, but also for the future of the rugby, that it says not more to recognize, notably because of the supporters that it sees in the stadiums.
"If one descends, this is that I will not have been competent as president, attacks entry Patrick Sébastien (Photo THE Equipe). One lives a :censored: season... I will hold the bar more a long time possible, but if one descends, I will not hang on me. If there is failure, I will assume it personally." The president is clear: in case of descent, it will leave. Affirmation that it shades nevertheless in interview end: "Even in case of descent, if Mr. of Richebourg (the club owner) wonders me to remain, I will do it."
If it is not very clear on his future, Sébastien it east more on the reasons of the delicate season of the CABB, 11st the classification with seven points in advance on Dax, first relégable: "At first of this season, we were not ready. While beginning recruiting end of April, at the beginning of May, it was too late; I knew it. This year, one did it earlier. If one oneself except, I am sure that the next season will be completely different with the players that already engaged itself at our place: Mela, Henn, Idieder, Popham, Goode, Peak. ..”
But if the television man is tired, this is also and especially because of the evolution of the rugby: "I am collapsed by what I see in the stadiums. One has more and more supporters that resemble those of the PSG. There, I see hate, even with some directs. Maybe that I am not done for this rugby. Ten years ago, that was not so violent, mean... [..] I believe that one undergoes a perverse effect of the World Cup, that attracted in our stadiums of the different supporters. I have ét shocked. They fill the cash registers but I say attention. It is necessary that the Federation and the League react."
Rediscover the entirety of the interview of Patrick Sébastien in THE Equipe on Wednesday May 14.
It clearly says players that have already engaged (joined?) include Goode????
Not really renowned to have his language in his pocket, Patrick Sébastien does not chew its words in a published interview Wednesday in THE Equipe. The president of Brive, returned there is less than two years in Corrèze, worries for the close future of his club, not very far zone of relegation, but also for the future of the rugby, that it says not more to recognize, notably because of the supporters that it sees in the stadiums.
"If one descends, this is that I will not have been competent as president, attacks entry Patrick Sébastien (Photo THE Equipe). One lives a :censored: season... I will hold the bar more a long time possible, but if one descends, I will not hang on me. If there is failure, I will assume it personally." The president is clear: in case of descent, it will leave. Affirmation that it shades nevertheless in interview end: "Even in case of descent, if Mr. of Richebourg (the club owner) wonders me to remain, I will do it."
If it is not very clear on his future, Sébastien it east more on the reasons of the delicate season of the CABB, 11st the classification with seven points in advance on Dax, first relégable: "At first of this season, we were not ready. While beginning recruiting end of April, at the beginning of May, it was too late; I knew it. This year, one did it earlier. If one oneself except, I am sure that the next season will be completely different with the players that already engaged itself at our place: Mela, Henn, Idieder, Popham, Goode, Peak. ..”
But if the television man is tired, this is also and especially because of the evolution of the rugby: "I am collapsed by what I see in the stadiums. One has more and more supporters that resemble those of the PSG. There, I see hate, even with some directs. Maybe that I am not done for this rugby. Ten years ago, that was not so violent, mean... [..] I believe that one undergoes a perverse effect of the World Cup, that attracted in our stadiums of the different supporters. I have ét shocked. They fill the cash registers but I say attention. It is necessary that the Federation and the League react."
Rediscover the entirety of the interview of Patrick Sébastien in THE Equipe on Wednesday May 14.
It clearly says players that have already engaged (joined?) include Goode????