The paratrooper saved from the roof of the rugby stadium after acrobatics went wrong
“The boys just wanted to know what’s going on,” he continued. “You have an accumulation of 3 and a half hours and try to adjust the levels of emotion so that they do not reach the peak, the peak, the trogolo and potentially get the adrenal burnout.
“So I had to continue to make shuttle racing from the side line to the EPCR (tournament organizers) (European rugby of the professional club) and in the end we agreed, after taking our bearings for the attack – now we can smile, but it was seriously dangerous – but as soon as the fire fire has put it down, we had 15 minutes and then we were able to plan. There are no doubt about the fact that there were a little interruptions.
The paratrooper hangs 30 m from the ground.Credit: Getty images
Troullet had been the third paratrooper to fly, the first two had safely landed as part of the pre-match display. As happened, his rescue accelerated the return of the players to the field, where they suffered a second heating.
“It was a little mental,” said Ben Curry, captain of the sale. “I hope he’s fine. I don’t think they will do it again soon.
“Al (Sanderson) was really good. He is very good at managing situations and you just have to go on.
“It’s very French, it’s not true? Coming here, we knew there would be many challenges and that she launched another. We were ready for a demanding day, but I don’t think it was in our perception of what the game would launch us.”
A statement issued by EPCR on Sunday evening outlined that Dominic McKay, the organizer of the Champions Cup, had spoken to Trouils.
“Following the accident at the De Tolosa stadium, we would like to extend our sincere thanks to all involved at the stadium, both clubs and emergency services for having returned the paratrooper to the ground,” McKay said.
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“The safety of the individual and spectators in the stadium is of the maximum priority. We will take with Stade Toulusain and the debt time stadium.”
Tolosa holders continued to book their place in the quarterfinals with a 38-15 victory.
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