Budapest Frogs

Nicolas the founder of the Budapest Frogs 🏉🐸🍺, and former coach and president, is nominated for Budapest Exiles R.F.C. team of the decade!! Proud of him 🙂
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On May 8th we started voting for our number 8. Who should be the man pushing our scrum from the back and giving us the final drive? It's time to vote for our number 8:

😮 Peter Koltai
😃 Antoine Fontaine
😘 Nicolas Vallo

As we are all getting closer to the old boys age, we now prefer to watch rugby while drinking beers rather than play rugby while drinking beers.

That's why we decided to give a second life to our awesome set of jersey by giving it to the team from the Aszod's French bilingual High School.
It will allow to see the colors of the frogs on the Hungarian pitches still for some years while helping to develop the future of Hungarian rugby!

Seems to be a legitimate french pass to me :)

Saturday was once again a great Budapest 7s... we finished 6th, played good games (and other less good) and had a lot of fun!!
Thanks to all our players, to the other teams that all had a great Rugby spirit, and to the organization!!

Finally another member of the Rugby Club de Vincennes will complete the the team: Florian Calvez.
We prefer to keep it secret about him, as he might be our secret weapon!!

Kevin Lecerf, 2nd row at the Rugby Club de Vincennes will also join the Frogs with two targets in mind: show his skills to the world and have fun!!
As you can see on the picture, he also likes to give some hug during a game :D

Adam Edii Steigerwald will proudly represent the youngest club from Budapest, the Budapesti Kosok Rugby Club.
Adam started rugby really young, which is not that common in Hungary, and even went to play in South Africa for a year at the end of High School in order to gain experience.
He is a real play maker and will bring his rugby knowledge to the team!!

Kolas Grt is a last minute transfer. Playing Ho**er for Rugby Club de Vincennes and PUC RUGBY - Officiel, his target is to do better than his mates from Vincennes.
Missed or fake passes, inside-outside steps then contact... these are his signature moves. As you can see on the picture, he likes to play within the gaps!!

Brice Vasseur, coming straight from Vienna, is the kind of guy that will go to run a half-marathon in the mountains after work just cause it is fun!!
Even though he has not been touching a rugby ball for a year now and might miss some skills, he will be fit enough to follow the intensity of the game.

Brice Martinez is another youngy that will bring some speed and skills to the team. He is currently in Budapest for a month, and is helping to organize the Budapest 7s. During the regular season he is playing in France for the CA ORSAY RUGBY CLUB.
He is a typical back... he likes to play when it is not too cold or not too hot, do not like rain or mud, avoid contact as much as possible, and pay attention to his haircut and smile at anytime.