Aurillac

Yeah, the two other ones that were some real late goings on, Grenoble snuck past Nyssa Rugby and Nice.

Again, last play of the game, John Cooney did the same at Aurillac, albeit a penalty kick.

Yeah, great, great win for them.

I think Nyssa looked okay at home, so they'll be pretty happy with that.

I hadn't set roots.

You know, there was guys there that were a lot worse off than I was.

So then I picked up a three-month medical joker in Aurillac on the back of that.

And, you know, people say a lot of things about Aurillac, but club, man, what a club, what an experience

Like a little bit of the history of each club on the back.

The one thing I did notice was it said, Aurillac founded in 1904, Breve in 1910, which felt like a little kind of sneaky, sneaky dig.

But yeah, that should be a lot of fun tomorrow evening.

And there's a few others, a few of like Stade Niçois.

Gerbert was one of the most noteworthy men of his time.

A Frenchman by birth, he was educated in a monastery at his native place, Aurillac, in Auvergne, and so great was his skill in natural science and mathematics that later ages saw in him a magician in league with the devil.

He taught in the cathedral school of Reims and was brought under the notice of Otto I. Otto II made him abbot of Bobbio in Italy, but the unruly monks drove him out and he returned to France to take an active part in raising Hugh Capet to the French throne.

He became Archbishop of Reims and after Hugh Capet's death, when he was deprived of his see, Otto III summoned him to his court and gave him the archbishopric of Ravenna.

But yeah, plastic pitches are everywhere now.

I mean, for Aurillac... probably quite a good thing because they're good for at least one one snow off a year aren't they it would seem so whether it whether it gets rid of their usp i don't know but they are now playing some running rugby they're running in loads of points in in well there's plenty of points in their games um both both ends

yeah we're still still on the list of it i can't wait to find a way to it I did discover the other day there are...

You can get a sleeper train from Paris to Aurillac, which is quite rogue.

That's quite fun, isn't it? Yeah, wake up in the Cantal.

Yeah, one for another time.

But I quite like the idea that they just thought, nah, we're going to keep it.

But yeah, plastic pitches are everywhere now.