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France Rugby T-Shirt 1977

A Glorious Year for the French team

The French Rugby T-Shirt 1977 commemorates a historic moment in rugby. In 1977, the French rugby team achieved greatness by winning the Five Nations Championship. Moreover, they secured the coveted Grand Slam. This was only the second time France had accomplished such a feat. Jacques Fouroux, famously known as “Le Petit Caporal,” captained the team in his final season. Furthermore, the 1977 Grand Slam was unique—France played all four matches with the same 15 players.

Unbeatable Performance

France’s dominance in the 1977 championship was extraordinary. They did not concede a single try throughout the tournament. Additionally, they showcased impeccable teamwork and resilience. Key players such as Jean-Pierre Bastiat, Jean-Pierre Rives, and Jean-Claude Skrela formed a formidable back row. Consequently, their synergy on the field became a hallmark of French rugby excellence.

Memorable Matches

The championship culminated in an iconic victory over Ireland at Lansdowne Road. Subsequently, Jean-Pierre Bastiat’s second-half try proved decisive in the 15–6 win. As a result, Les Bleus celebrated their Grand Slam with unmatched style and unity. This achievement remains unparalleled, as no other team has ever won the Grand Slam using the same 15 players in every game.

The Ellis Rugby France Rugby T-Shirt 1977 Design

Ellis Rugby has captured the essence of this legendary team in the France Rugby T-Shirt 1977. The royal blue shirt features authentic French typography in flock print. Moreover, it proudly displays the French tricolour flag and a retro-style Gallic rooster. In addition to its stylish look, the shirt incorporates the Ellis Rugby Crest in navy applique on one sleeve. The other sleeve showcases the vintage French tricolour—deep navy, off-white, and dark red. Furthermore, a woven label near the hem adds a touch of elegance.