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Michel Droitecourt (born 30 October 1949) is a former French rugby union player who was capped 17 times for France.

Droitecourt played as Fullback for the AS Montferrandaise where he played 2 final of the French Championship. With France he played 3 five Nations Championship but didn't win any titles.

Honours

• Selected to represent France, 1972–1977
• Challenge Yves du Manoir 1976
• French championship finalist 1970 and 1978

External links

• Michel Droitecourt at ESPNscrum

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