Leroy Houston is leaving Bath Rugby to pursue his dream of being a Wallaby.
The fans' favourite is expected to be named in the Australia squad tomorrow for the three-Test series against England.
And the tireless number eight is then expected to be announced as a Queensland Reds Super Rugby player.
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Wednesday, 25 May 2016
Tuesday, 17 May 2016
Mike Ford out Meyer in?
Mike Ford has been sacked by Bath Rugby
Heyneke Meyer, the coach who guided South Africa to the World Cup semi-finals last October, has emerged as the front-runner for the vacant job at Bath after Mike Ford departed as the club’s director of rugby just nine months on from signing a four-year contract.
In a statement Bath said they were “reviewing” their coaching set-up for next season and would be “making an announcement in due course”.
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Heyneke Meyer, the coach who guided South Africa to the World Cup semi-finals last October, has emerged as the front-runner for the vacant job at Bath after Mike Ford departed as the club’s director of rugby just nine months on from signing a four-year contract.
In a statement Bath said they were “reviewing” their coaching set-up for next season and would be “making an announcement in due course”.
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Friday, 6 May 2016
Bath Rugby team to face Leicester Tigers
15 Anthony Watson
14 Semesa Rokoduguni
13 Jonathan Joseph
12 Ollie Devoto
11 Matt Banahan
10 George Ford
9 Will Homer
1 Nathan Catt
2 Rob Webber
3 David Wilson
4 Charlie Ewels
5 Dave Attwood
6 Matt Garvey
7 Francois Louw (c)
8 David Denton
Replacements
16 Tom Dunn
17 Max Lahiff
18 Kane Palma-Newport
19 Dom Day
20 Leroy Houston
21 Chris Cook
22 Rhys Priestland
23 Jeff Williams
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Sunday, 1 May 2016
Amanaki Mafi has left after an altercation with the club's medical chief
Amanaki Mafi has left Bath Rugby after an altercation with the club's head of sports medicine.
The Japan number eight was not selected for either Sale Sharks at home or Northampton Saints yesterday, and had seemingly been rested.
But Mafi has in fact played his last game for the club after a confrontation with Declan Lynch sparked by an appointment for physio treatment.
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The Japan number eight was not selected for either Sale Sharks at home or Northampton Saints yesterday, and had seemingly been rested.
But Mafi has in fact played his last game for the club after a confrontation with Declan Lynch sparked by an appointment for physio treatment.
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