Amateur video. A New Zealander makes one of the best moves of the season in Federation 1!

Despite the creation of Nationale 1 and Nationale 2, Federale retains its share of talent, and the matches are the scene of spectacular gestures. On this occasion, the winners of Group B, US Issoire, hosted Grasse on February 4.

At the end of a one-sided encounter, neighboring Clermont won 78 to 7, with no fewer than 13 tries scored in total! If it was a long afternoon for the players from Grasse, the players from Essoire had a lot of fun!

An action was also highlighted, most notably a great gesture! After a low kick deep, the winger Curt Heatherly got the ball first, for a split second! this The latter received the whipping, and then, at the same time, delivered a perfectly compensated chistera to his ass.

The latter had only to repair the last defender and send winger William Thores for testing. Moreover, the same winger scored two goals in the match. We present to you the video below.

Curt Heatherly, New Zealand phenomenon

From a height of 1.92 m, Curt Heatherly is a good face Known in Federal 1! A former Australian professional rules footballer, the latter has had two different careers.

The first was in Australia, for Hawthorn Football Clubteam is evolving In Australian football League (Afl). He also wore the New Zealand jersey in the sport. After four years as a defender Heatherley tried out rugby, joining Auckland to play in the New Zealand Provincial Championship. He did not join France until 2021.

For two seasons Heatherly delights Issoire's supporters and her The offers did not go unnoticed in the region! This year, ASM took a look at the skinny winger, and also selected him for several stages of the Supersevens!

At the club, everyone seems to appreciate the 29-year-old, who also helps out at the rugby school, and works regularly with the younger players. His manager said about him: “Humanly, he is great. “He has integrated into the club and our project with humility.” (the mountain)

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