Brendan Gallagher: Furious little bull who was as hard as nails
Imagine being a French rugby international in the tumultuous decade between 1971 and 1981, with huge Five Nations clashes every year, including games against Wales, New Zealand, and Australia.
The French selectors were also notoriously volatile during this period, and the demands of the French club season took a toll on the players' bodies.
Despite these challenges, Roland Bertranne had a remarkable career, earning a standing ovation and bravo for his achievements.
Miraculous
Bertranne passed away last week at the age of 75, leaving behind a legacy in French rugby.
Author's summary: Tribute to Roland Bertranne's rugby career.
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