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Everything to do with Bath Rugby, the latest news, scores, matches, rumours and gossip.
Bath Rugby welcome back Matt Banahan, David Wilson and Lewis Moody to the match-day 23 for the sold out Aviva Premiership Rugby match against Northampton Saints at the Recreation Ground tomorrow, kick-off 3.00pm.
Bath Rugby team to play Northampton Saints
15. Nick Abendanon
14. Matt Banahan
13. Matt Carraro
12. Olly Barkley
11. Tom Biggs
10. Butch James
9. Michael Claassens
1. David Flatman
2. Lee Mears
3. Duncan Bell
4. Stuart Hooper
5. Danny Grewcock
6. Ben Skirving
7. Luke Watson (c)
8. Simon Taylor
Replacements
16. Pieter Dixon
17. David Barnes
18. David Wilson
19. Ignacio Fernandez Lobbe
20. Lewis Moody
21. Mark McMillan
22. Sam Vesty
23. Jack Cuthbert
Bath Rugby are thrilled to announce the signing of Ireland and Ulster lock, Ryan Caldwell, on a two year contract that will see him join the club this summer.
The 25 year old, 6ft 7in forward will further bolster the Bath pack next season, complementing the recent signing of Dave Attwood in the second row, alongside the well-established Bath forwards. Having joined Ulster on a development contract in 2003, Ryan made his debut in October 2005, and has since gone on to make 79 appearances for the Irish province.
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Bath coach Steve Meehan is still hopeful that St Helens' England scrum-half Kyle Eastmond will switch codes and move to The Rec next season.
After playing for Saints in the season opener against champions Wigan in Cardiff on Saturday night, Eastmond, 21, said he would decide this week.
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Bath head coach Steve Meehan says the club would be keen on signing Sale back row forward Carl Fearns.
The 21-year-old former England Under-18s captain also played at Under-20s level in the World Championships in 2009.
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England captain Lewis Moody is back in training with Bath and could play in Saturday's match against Northampton.
The 32-year-old injured his knee in a Heineken Cup match on 15 January and missed England's first two Six Nations games, but could return against France.
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The game is being shown live on Sky Sports 1, with radio commentary being provided by BBC Radio Bristol on Medium Wave frequency of 1548 and on DAB. A link from the BBC Sport website should also be available for the commentary.
Bath Rugby team to face Sale Sharks, Friday KO 7.45pm
15. Jack Cuthbert
14. Tom Biggs
13. Matt Carraro
12. Olly Barkley
11. Nick Abendanon
10. Butch James
9. Michael Claassens
1. David Flatman
2. Pieter Dixon
3. Duncan Bell
4. Stuart Hooper
5. Danny Grewcock
6. Ben Skirving
7. Luke Watson ( c )
8. Simon Taylor
Replacements
16. Lee Mears
17. David Barnes
18. Kane Palma-Newport
19. Ignacio Fernandez Lobbe
20. Guy Mercer
21. Mark McMillan
22. Sam Vesty
23. Nick Scott
Congratulations to Shontayne Hape, David Wilson and Matt Banahan, who have all retained their places in the England match day 22 to face Italy on Saturday.
Dan Hipkiss says a visit to Bath Rugby's new HQ at Farleigh House persuaded him to make the move from Welford Road to the West Country.
The 13-cap Leicester and England centre told the Chronicle that a guided tour around the facility with Bath director of rugby Sir Ian McGeechan and head coach Steve Meehan helped clinch his signature on a two-year deal.
The main training pitch at the country estate in Farleigh Hungerford is now complete and by the time Hipkiss joins Bath in June, the HQ's gym and other pitches are also scheduled to be ready.
Farleigh visit sealed the deal for centre Dan
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Abendanon returns to club from England duty
Kyle Eastmond will definitely play for St Helens in their Grand Final rematch against Wigan on Saturday night, but the club are none the wiser about the England scrum-half's long-term plans. Eastmond has received offers to switch codes from Bath and Sale when his Saints contract expires at the end of this season and the 21-year-old is keen to resolve his future before he travels down to Cardiff.
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London Irish and Wasps are leading the race to sign England centre Shontayne Hape from Bath.
Hape, who is out of contract in the summer, is believed to have become frustrated after talks over a new deal at the Rec stalled.
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Bath are facing strong competition from Toulouse in the race to sign All Blacks international Luke McAlister.
Bath have lined-up McAlister, who had a successful two-year stint at Sale before returning to New Zealand, as the ideal replacement for Butch James in the No.10 jersey.
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A strong Bath Rugby side will travel to Welford Road tomorrow to tackle the Leicester Tigers in the final group match of this year's LV= Cup, kick-off 7.45pm.
Bath Rugby team to face Leicester Tigers
15. Nick Scott
14. Matt Carraro
13. Ben Williams
12. Olly Barkley
11. Tom Biggs
10. Sam Vesty
9. Mark McMillan
1. David Flatman
2. Pieter Dixon
3. Duncan Bell
4. Stuart Hooper
5. Danny Grewcock
6. Andy Beattie
7. Luke Watson ( c )
8. Simon Taylor
Replacements
16 Ted Stagg
17. David Barnes
18. Kane Palma Newport
19. Ignacio Fernandez Lobbe
20. Ben Skirving
21. Matt Keyte
22. Paul Roberts
23. Jacques Boussuge
Matt Banahan believes the close friendship he and England team- mate Shontayne Hape have forged will help bring out the best in both of them in the 2011 RBS 6 Nations.
The Bath duo have been room-mates ever since they entered the England set-up and are both named in the matchday squad for tomorrow's curtain-raiser against Wales at the Millennium Stadium (7.45pm).
Hape continues at inside centre following a successful autumn series for England, while Banahan is on the bench, providing cover at both outside centre and wing. Bath prop Davey Wilson is also named among the replacements.
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Those that appear to interest Toulon most are South African lock Bakkies Botha who was close to joining Toulon in 2010, Wallaby flank Rocky Elsom, who is such a force in Australian rugby, clever Wallaby back Matt Giteau's who can play 9, 10 or 12 and perhaps elsewhere, and England's New Zealand centre Shontayne Hape. Sonny Bill Williams could be making his way back.
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The Lions have confirmed they have agreed a deal to sign World Cup-winning fly-half Butch James from Bath.
James had been contracted to Bath until 2012 but he will now team up with the Johannesburg franchise in May.
The announcement ends months of speculation over the 32-year-old's future, with Lions having made James as their No.1 target.
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