Paul Willemse

Paul Willemse

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Paul Willemse is a South African rugby union player known for his powerful presence as a lock forward. He plays for the French club Montpellier and has represented South Africa at the international level. Willemse is recognized for his physicality, athleticism, and skills in the set-piece, contributing significantly to both his club and national team's performances.

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Monaco Monaco: Paul Willemse's uncertain career trajectory raises concerns for retired rugby players. 5

Sebastien Chabal Guillaume Pley
Monaco-Matin – newspaper covering the Principality of Monaco: "Je n'ai aucun souvenir d'une seule seconde d'un match": l'ancien rugbyman Sébastien Chabal, victime de très graves pertes de mémoire

Monaco Monaco: Paul Willemse, a player for the French national rugby team, attended the royal table. 7

Albert Ii Charlene Malik Hamadache Thierry Dusautoir Emmanuel Petit Pascal Gentil
Monaco-Matin – newspaper covering the Principality of Monaco: Plus de 100.000 euros récoltés: le prince Albert II et la princesse Charlène en soutien aux joueuses et joueurs de rugby en difficulté

Ireland Ireland: France secondrow Paul Willemse was sent off after 32-minutes in that game. 5

Jamison Gibson Park Andy Farrell Fabien Galthie Joe Mccarthy Calvin Nash Louis Bielle Biarrey
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Ireland did not lose because France were bigger, it was because they were better – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Paul Willemse played alongside Thibaud Flament in the run-on team against Ireland. 7

Thibaud Flament Fabien Galthie William Servat Tomas Lavanini Mickael Guillard Emmanuel Meafou
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Thibaud Flament now identified as a weapon of choice in France’s second row – The Irish Times