New captain Charles Ollivon scored a try in each half as France started the Fabien Galthie era with a clinical 24-17 Six Nations defeat of sloppy England at Stade de France. And money is a necessity," he said.But, Lemaitre added, Toulon needed to adopt "sound economic and financial management" after years of "a model that led into the wall". "It's a young team both in terms of age and caps," Galthie said. Trends 24h. "We don't have the means of that policy," Lemaitre said, without naming Boudjellal.A new state-of-the-art training centre, with the emphasis on boosting a "Toulon identity", would be key to the club in coming years, he added.France captain Charles Ollivon has extended his Toulon contract as club president Bernard Lemaitre unveiled a five-year planFrance captain Charles Ollivon has extended his Toulon contract as club president Bernard Lemaitre unveiled a five-year planSix Nations to resume in October as World Rugby approves new calendarBrooks Laich hints at lack of sex as reason for Julianne Hough splitElizabeth Hurley, 55, shocks in open kaftan and yellow bikini bottomsTennis Champ Naomi Osaka Claps Back at Critics Telling Her to Maintain 'Innocent Image' After Bikini PicsJudge homers, Montgomery sharp, Yanks top Sox in home openerHoliday nightmare!
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"It's a squad that we'll have to quickly gear up to be able to perform and also to be able to raise the bar and the standards. Saracens' troubles will not make facing England in the Six Nations any easier, according to France captain Charles Ollivon.France kick-start their Six Nations campaign against the Rugby World Cup finalists on February 2 at the Stade de France.Six players who appeared in England's defeat to South Africa in Japan play for Premiership champions Saracens, who will be relegated at the end of the season due to a breach of salary cap rules.Elliot Daly, Jamie George, Maro Itoje, Mako Vunipola, Billy Vunipola – who will miss the Six Nations due to a broken arm – and captain Owen Farrell are all regulars under Eddie Jones, yet Ollivon is not expecting any uncertainty over their club futures to impact their performances for England. "It's a recruitment that could seem to not be flashy, but we're OK with it," Toulon sporting director Laurent Emmanuelli said after releasing details on Ollivon and Parisse on Friday.Lemaitre said it was a "squad capable of allowing us to reach our goals", adding that in terms of recruitment he had become "very careful after some very, very big disappointments".Lemaitre, an 81-year-old who made his fortune in the biopharmaceutical sector, said he had a more global vision for Toulon and was of the mind that the European Cup will be scrapped and replaced by a world club competition. A taxi … "You have to remember that England is the second-best team in the world, so I'm not sure whether it is the best time to play against them or not," Ollivon, who has been appointed as France captain for the tournament, told reporters.