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- Taylor Gontineac (born 16 July 2000) is a French-born Romanian rugby union rugby player who is the son of former Romania Rugby legend and former captain...
- Romeo Ștefan Gontineac (born 18 December 1973 in Hlipiceni, Botoşani) is a Romanian rugby union coach and former player who pla**** as a centre. He currently...
- Rugby nationality. Victor Boffelli Danie De Beer Thomas Domingo Romeo Gontineac Wade Grintell Olivier Magne Sébastien Viars Jean-François Viars Keith...
- Tatu Toderașc Tonița Tudor Tudori Backs Andrei Brezoianu Dumbravă Ghioc Gontineac (c) Maftei Nicolae Podea Săuan Sîrbu Teodorescu Tofan Vioreanu Voicu Coach:...
- Petrache Rotaru Septar Slușariuc Stan Tonița Backs Brezoianu Ciolacu Fugigi Gontineac Hîldan Iacob Lupu Mitu Sălăgeanu Săuan Sîrbu Solomie Tofan Vioreanu Vusec...
- internationally capped players are listed in bold. Csaba Gál Cristian Săuan Romeo Gontineac Tiberiu Brînză Nicolae Răcean Paulică Ion Cristian Petre Alexandru Tudori...
- Willison Grzegorz Kacala José Madeira Petru Bălan Florin Corodeanu Romeo Gontineac Petre Mitu Gheorghe Solomie Ovidiu Tonița Gio Aplon Rudi Coetzee Wylie...
- failing the direct qualifying for the first time but still reaching the repechage. He was replaced by Romeo Gontineac in 2010. Serge Lairle Data v t e...
- when it left Romania. Another one of the Oaks greatest players are Romeo Gontineac, represented Romania in four Rugby World Cups from 1995 to 2007. The hard...
- match, surp****ing the previous record of 11 held by his countryman Romeo Gontineac and Namibian Hugo Horn. Club Grenoble Pro D2 Runner-up: 2001–02 Perpignan...