Emile Tamack

Emile Ntamack is a player of Rugby French, born the June 25th 1970 with Lyon, playing station of back, wing three-quarter, or center three-quarter (1,89  m for 92  kg).

It is since the October 24th 2007 trainer of the back lines of the team of France of Rugby.

Called “Milou” or “the Panther black” because of its skin color and its tread, flexible and elegant.

Career of player

After having practiced the Football and the Athletics, Emile Ntamack approached Rugby. Located among juniors, it integrated the die sport-study of the Jolymont college, close to Toulouse then, naturally, the Stade Toulousain. It carried out there all its career (captain as from 1996), building an exceptional prize list: champion of France Reichel 1989 and 1990, champion of France in 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1999 (finalist in 2003), victorious of the Challenge of the Manor (become Coupe de France) in 1993,1995 and 1998 and victorious of the Cut of Europe in 1996 and 2003 (finalist in 2004).

It began in team from France at the time of the Tournoi 1994, fascinating share, a few months later, with the memorable round in New Zealand. With this occasion, it caused the admiration of the one of its adversaries: the young whole Jonah Lomu.

Retained for the World cup 1995, Emile Ntamack was illustrated while registering, in the stops of play, a test against Scotland. That offered to France the first place of its hen, thus avoiding New Zealand in quarterfinals. With the following turn, against Ireland, he was the author of another test, on an interception of master key. These performances were worth to him a nomination in the team-type of the World cup, as well as the Oscar of the Olympic South 1995.

Ntamack gained then the Latin Coupe 1995, the Grand Slam 1997 and was better marker of the Tournoi 1996.

Decreased by a pubalgie, it did not appear any more in national team between January 1997 and November 1998. It is however in full possession of its means that it made its return, being one of the only French to draw his pin from the play at the time of the Tournoi 1999. It carried out in particular a rare exploit: 3 tests registered against Wales (in spite of a defeat this day). That enabled him to finish better marker of the competition. In the tread, it passed from the station of back to that of center to arrive finally of the World cup. This same year saw it finishing better marker of the Cut of Europe.

After a last participation in the Tournament 2000, Emile Ntamack did not appear any more under the blue shirt and stopped his career at the conclusion of the season 2003-2004.

Career of trainer

After its career of player, fascinating the drive charges some with less than 21 years with the Stade Toulousain, it carried out episodical measuring rods during the season 2004-2005 in order to stage the many wounds of the “Stadistes” (in particular a match of Cut of Europe against Glasgow).

In 2005, it deals with the team of France of less than 21 years with which it will become world champion 2006 with players like Lionel Beauxis.

October 24th, 2007, it is in charge of the drive of the backs of the XV of France, shouldering Marc Lièvremont named following Bernard Laporte.

Other

It obtained the Oscar of the Olympic South (better French player of the championship) in 1995.

With the end of the year 1994, it tried to create, with montferrandais Philippe Saint-Andrew, the Narbonnese Laurent Benezech and the palois Laurent Cabannes, a structure joining together the unit of the French players in the course of professionalisation. The adventure turned short, for lack of average materials and financial. The February 12th 1998, with Montferrandais Jean-Marc Lhermet, it then succeeds in finally creating a first National union of the professional players of Rugby which will become Provale the October 8th 2001. The two players were helped in that by Remi Trémoulet, Jean-Michel Delgado and Pascal Valleau. Today Provale account more than 500 members.

His/her brother, Francis Tamack, was him also selected in team of France.

Course

  • 1986-1987 :
    • Champion of France junior, with the college Toulouse sport study of Jolimont.

  • 1988-1989 :

    • Champion of France Reichel junior with the Stade Toulousain.
    • Champion of France junior with the college sport study of Jolimont.
    • Champion of France Tadei junior with the committee of the Midday-Pyrenees.
    • Victorious of tournament FIRA with the team of France junior.
  • 1989-1990 :
    • Champion of France Reichel junior with the Stade Toulousain.
  • 1991-1992 :
    • university Champion of France with the university Paul-Sabatier of Toulouse.
  • 1992-1993 :
    • military Champion of France with the 14th regiment parachutists and of support.
    • Victorious of the Yves Challenge of the Manor with the Stade Toulousain.
  • 1993-1994 :
    • Champion of France of the 1st division with the Stade Toulousain.
    • Victorious of the New Zealand in test match with Auckland.

  • 1994-1995 :

    • Champion of France of the 1st Division with the Stade Toulousain.
    • Victorious of the Yves Challenge of the Manor with the Stade Toulousain.
    • 3rd of the World cup of Rugby 1995, in South Africa.
    • (Elected in the ideal team of this same World cup).
    • Victorious of the 1st Latin Cut, in Argentinian.
    • Elected better player of the year: Oscar of the Midday-Olympic Newspaper .

  • 1995-1996 :

    • Appointed Captain of the Stade Toulousain.
    • 1st Champion of Europe of the Heineken Cup with the Stade Toulousain.
    • Champion of France of the 1st division with the Stade Toulousain.
  • 1996-1997 :
    • Victorious of the Five Nations tournament, with a Large Slam with the key.
    • It misses the finale of the championship of France, which is gained by the Stade Toulousain… without marking test.

  • 1997-1998 :

    • Victorious of the Yves ex-Challenge of the Manor with the Stade Toulousain, become the Coupe de France meanwhile since one year.
  • 1998-1999 :
    • Champion of France of the 1st division with the Stade Toulousain.
    • Vice-champion of the world of Rugby to XV, in Great Britain.

  • 1999-2000 :

    • Semi-finalist of the Championship of France of the 1st division with the Stade Toulousain.

  • 2001-2002 :

    • Semi-finalist of the Championship of France of the 1st division with the Stade Toulousain.
  • 2002-2003 :
    • Champion of Europe of the Heineken Cup with the Stade Toulousain (only European player then - with Philippe Carbonneau the first in 1998 - having obtained two titles in club).
    • Finalist of the Championship of France of the 1st division with the Stade Toulousain.

  • 2003-2004 :

    • Finalist of the Heineken Cup

Career

In club

With Blue the

  • Emile Ntamack knew his first selection on February 19th, 1994 against the Wales.

Prize list of player

In club

  • Four Championships of France Junior (two Reichel, Taddei, school)
  • 1992: university champion of France.
  • 1993 :
  • 1994: Champion of France vis-a-vis.
  • 1995 :
  • 1996 :
    • Victorious of the Cut of Europe
    • Champion of France vis-a-vis (captain).
  • 1998 : Winner of the Coupe de France
  • 1999: champion of France vis-a-vis.
  • 2003 :
    • Vice-champion of France vis-a-vis (captain).
    • Victorious of the Cut of Europe vis-a-vis.
  • 49 matches of Cut of Europe disputed, 21 marked tests, 1 transformation (107 points)

(… is on the whole eleven championships of France!)

With Blue the

  • 46 selections
  • 26 tests, 1 penalty, 1 transformation (135 points): 4th marker of all times in team of France.
  • Selections per year: 5 in 1994, 13 in 1995, 8 in 1996, 1 in 1997, 1 in 1998, 13 in 1999, 5 in 2000.
  • Participation in the rounds with the Canada in 1994, New Zealand in 1994 and 1999, and Argentinian in 1996.
  • Latin Cut (1995)
  • Five Nations tournament (Large Slam) (1997).
  • It was indicated better marker of the editions 1996 (with a Scot) and 1999 (with another Scot, it marks 5 tests then).
  • It took part annually in the tournament of 1994 to 2000… without taking part in the Large Slam of 1998, only season not filled.

World cups

Other selections

  • International -18 years: tournaments FIRA Junior (1989)
  • International -23 years
  • International academic
  • International soldier

Prize list of trainer

Team of France of Rugby to XV of less than 21 years

  • world champion in 2006

Team of France of Rugby to XV

External bonds

  • Its site
  • Statistical scrum.com

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