"Those are rugby uniforms?"

Visiting STADE FRANÇAIS dealt BATH a crucial defeat in rugby union's HEINEKEN CUP last night, but the discussion around our breakfast table centered on the French club's wild uniforms.
"Those are rugby uniforms?"
ANNIKA for one couldn't believe a team of tough guys would take the field in pink. Don't get me wrong: The consensus was we like the unusual color scheme.
"I like them because they're pink, and I like pink," Annika said.
Julien Dupuy kicked his seventh penalty a minute from time to condemn Bath to their second successive defeat in the European competition, 29-27.
Bath face an unprecedented challenge: No team has ever reached the cup's quarter-finals after losing their opening two group games.
Stade Français is based in the 16th arrondissement of PARIS and plays in that country's top-tier domestic competition, called TOP 14.
Stade Français was founded in 1883, and participated in the first French championship final in 1892. The club spent about 50 years in the lower divisions of French rugby, until a rejuvenation begun in 1992.
The club has captured four French championships in seven years, and apparently won the right to wear any color they wish.