Stade Toulousain - Notable Former Players

Notable Former Players

  • Eusebio Guiñazú
  • Omar Hasan
  • Alberto Vernet Basualdo
  • Tom Richards
  • Rob Andrew
  • Vilimoni Delasau
  • Rupeni Caucaunibuca
  • Maleli Kunavore
  • David Aucagne
  • Benoît Baby
  • Jean Bayard
  • Mathieu Bélie
  • Franck Belot
  • Yves Bergougnan
  • David Berty
  • Nicolas Bézy
  • Éric Bonneval
  • François Borde
  • Guillaume Boussès
  • Yannick Bru
  • Jean-Marie Cadieu
  • Christian Califano
  • Philippe Carbonneau
  • Thomas Castaignède
  • Richard Castel
  • Jérôme Cazalbou
  • Denis Charvet
  • André Chilo
  • Albert Cigagna
  • Didier Codorniou
  • Patrice Collazo
  • Valentin Courrent
  • Yann Delaigue
  • Cédric Desbrosse
  • Christophe Deylaud
  • Jean-Baptiste Élissalde
  • Jean Fabre
  • Jérôme Fillol
  • Henri Galau
  • Xavier Garbajosa
  • David Gérard
  • Dominique Harize
  • Cédric Heymans
  • Yoann Huget
  • Adolphe Jauréguy
  • Nicolas Jeanjean
  • Christian Labit
  • Virgile Lacombe
  • Serge Laïrle
  • Pierre-Gilles Lakafia
  • Julien Le Devedec
  • Jean Lassègue
  • Benoît Lecouls
  • Marcel-Frédéric Lubin-Lebrère
  • Michel Marfaing
  • Gérald Martinez
  • Alfred Mayssonnie
  • Lionel Mazars
  • Frédéric Michalak
  • Hugues Miorin
  • Maxime Mermoz
  • Ugo Mola
  • Guy Novès
  • Émile Ntamack
  • Stéphane Ougier
  • Fabien Pelous
  • Alain Penaud
  • Jean-Pierre Rives
  • Philippe Rouge-Thomas
  • William Servat
  • David Skrela
  • Jean-Claude Skrela
  • Cédric Soulette
  • Nicolas Spanghero
  • Walter Spanghero
  • Philippe Struxiano
  • Franck Tournaire
  • Pierre Villepreux
  • Trevor Brennan
  • Andrea Lo Cicero
  • Salvatore Perugini
  • Carl Hoeft
  • Isitolo Maka
  • Byron Kelleher
  • Lee Stensness
  • Gaffie du Toit
  • Daan Human
  • Shaun Sowerby
  • Marcus Di Rollo
  • Manu Ahotaeiloa
  • Finau Maka
  • Gareth Thomas

see also Category:Stade Toulousain rugby union players

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