The greatest club rugby coach ever was apparently treated appallingly by his old team

What have you done for me lately, Guy? That seems to be the attitude that French rugby team Toulouse have towards Guy Noves, who leaves the club after 22 years to take over from Philippe Saint-Andre as French coach after the World Cup. Noves built an unprecedented dynasty in Toulouse, leading the French club to nine Top 14 titles and a record four European Cups. On top of that, he also captured the Bouclier de Brennus twice as a player with Toulouse. His tenure ended with a loss in the Top 14 semi-final to Clermont two weeks ago, and you would have assumed that the club would do everything possible to honour Noves for his service. Well, not so, according to French rugby paper Midi Olympique. Apparently, Toulouse seized his club possessions as if he was a fired employee. https://twitter.com/gavinmortimer7/status/610342944957157376 https://twitter.com/gavinmortimer7/status/610343407328849921 Despite winning so much during his time in charge, the last few years have been a bit leaner for Noves as Toulouse haven't won a trophy in the last three seasons. Also, Toulouse clashed with the French union throughout Noves' tenure so perhaps they are angry at their man for joining the dark side. Regardless, it was an extremely classless way to treat the man who built one of the greatest club teams in the world.