It's got more accessible frets, and the pickups are just incredible. It's not like i'm endorsing it, but that axe is beautiful. Oh, I just flipped over this Gibson L6-S. England must slow the big Frenchman down in contact and win the floor, which will take the sting out of Sangaré's play.Carlos Santana started playing the L6-S in 1974 - he heaped praise upon it in the November '74 issue of Guitar Player magazine, and by 1975 was on the cover of the Gibson solid-body catalogue, and further magazine adverts as an endorsee. A good challenge for the former Toulouse prop, Sangaré has the chance to test himself against some of the world's best and even gets a chance to go at his new teammate Mikołaj Olędzki. Sangaré tore Greece's pack to shreds on Monday night, and although this tie with England is clearly a significant step up, he seems to have the credentials to go toe-to-toe with Wane's big men. With lightning speed and the agility to match, the English defenders must let him know who is in charge from the first whistle.Īfter mentioning two fancy halfbacks, it's time to mention a wreaking ball that will be joining Leeds Rhinos in 2023. Nippy in attack, Mourgue must be shut down early, and England cannot let him find open space. Still, on his day, Gigot has a box of tricks in his armoury that can instantly turn a game on its head.Ĭatalans Dragons prospect Arthur Mourgue is still finding his feet at international level, and apart from the 2021 Super League Grand Final, this is going to be the biggest game of his short career so far. There's no denying his talent, but sometimes he is guilty of slipping in and out of games without making an impact. However, pressure him and ruffle his feathers, and he usually caves under adversity. Like many playmakers in the game, let Gigot have time on the ball, and he will punish you.
You know what you are going to get with Tony Gigot, either rocks or diamonds and England will be hoping it's the latter. Read More: Rugby League World Cup news: Tournament's second round begins as holders Australia face Scotland in Coventry
Here, Rugby League Live takes a look at the three Frenchmen to keep an eye on during today's game and why they could be the ones to lead the French resistance against Shaun Wane's England in Bolton. However, France will be ready to cause an upset and shouldn't be taken lightly.
The two sides meet this evening in the second round of the Rugby League World Cup group fixtures, with host nation England heavy favourites to pick up another victory after racking up 60 points in last week's demolition of Samoa.
It's safe to say the majority of England's players will know this France outfit inside and out, as Toulouse Olympique and Catalans Dragons players predominantly making up Laurent Frayssinous' side.
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