Bourgoin sack Saint-Andre

Bourgoin have sacked Philippe Saint-Andre as their general manager after the former French international reportedly applied for the job of Wales coach.

Sun, 25 Jan, 2004 - 19:27

Bourgoin have sacked Philippe Saint-Andre as their general manager after the former French international reportedly applied for the job of Wales coach.

Saint-Andre was joint coach with Laurent Seigne who retains his post.

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