Braais in the French capital were just one of Willem Alberts’s favourite pastimes during his time in France. The Emirates Lions loose forward and former Stade Francais player reminisces on his French adventures on and off the rugby field in this insightful episode of Rugby Players’ Guide to France. He chats to host, Dan Nicholl, about his favourite places to visit in France, his experience playing for iconic French rugby union, Stade Francais, and the challenges that came with being so far away from home.
Rugby Players’ Guide to France: Willem Alberts reflects on his proudly South African adventures in Paris, France!
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