| KNOWN AS |
Rugby Club Toulonnaise |
| FOUNDED |
1908 |
| STADIUM (capacity) |
Stade
Félix Mayol
|
17,000 |
| POSITION LAST YEAR |
2nd,
lost in play-off semi-final.
Full results |
|
BUDGET FOR 2010/11 |
€20.8m, up
€4.3m from 2009/10) |
| COLOURS |
Red and black |
| HONOURS |
Championship winners |
1931, 1987, 1992 |
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Championship runners-up |
1946, 1968, 1971, 1985 |
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Amlin Challenge Cup runners-up |
2010 |
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Challenge Yves du Manoir,
winners |
1934, 1970 |
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Challenge Yves du Manoir,
runners-up |
1939, 1954, 1983 |
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Coup de L’Esperance, winners |
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Coupe Andre Moga, winners |
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Division 2 champions |
2005, 2008 |
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Div2 runners-up |
2000 |
| PRESIDENT |
Mourad Boudjellal |
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| COACH |
Philippe Saint-André, Aubin Hueber |
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CAPTAIN |
Joe van Niekerk |
| TRIVIA |
The Stade
Félix Mayol
is named after the locally born concert singer Félix
Mayol. President Mourad Boudjellal made his
fortune in comic strips. |
| MAJOR SIGNINGS |
Dean
Schofield (England lock) |
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Paul
Sackey (England winger) |
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Carl
Hayman (All Blacks prop) |
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George
Smith (Australian flanker) |
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Rudi
Wulf (All Blacks winger) |
| CURRENT PLAYERS |
View Current Players & Player
Profiles |
| MAJOR PLAYERS |
Joe van Niekerk (Springbok back row,
club captain) |
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Rory
Lamont (Scottish full-back) |
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Tom May
(England centre) |
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Mafileo
Kefu (Australian centre) |
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Felipe
Contepomi (Argentine fly-half) |
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Jonny
Wilkinson (England fly-half) |
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Pierre
Mignoni (French scrum-half) |
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Juan
Fernández Lobbe (Argentine back row) |
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Sébastien Bruno (French hooker) |
| OFFICIAL SITE |
www.rctoulon.com |
