Team for Tigers


Billy Twelvetrees

By Cheery Cherry
January 29 2016

The squad's been rotated every week recently and now it has finally come full circle for the visit of Tigers ...

Billly Twelvetrees skippers the side against his former employers , and he's joined in he starting backs line up by James Hook and Charlie Sharples.

Up front  Paddy McAllister, Richard Hibbard, Tom Savage, Jeremy Thrush and Sione Kalamafoni all start against a Leicester side once again in the top four having lost only twice in the Premiership.

It's our first meeting this season  and promises to be one of those benchmark games. We are currently nine points behind the visitors - take a bonus point win and the next dozen games become very interesting.

Gloucs: Steve McColl; Charlie Sharples, Billy Meakes, Billy Twelvetrees (capt), David Halaifonua; James Hook, Willi Heinz; Paddy McAllister, Richard Hibbard, Paul Doran-Jones; Tom Savage, Jeremy Thrush; Sione Kalamafoni, Jacob Rowan, Ben Morgan

Reps: Darren Dawidiuk, Nick Wood, Nicky Thomas, Mariano Galarza, Matt Kvesic, Greig Laidlaw, Billy Burns, Mark Atkinson

Tigers recall Aussie wing Peter Betham and hooker Greg Bateman.

Tigers: Tommy Bell, Peter Betham, Matthew Tait (capt), Matt Smith, Telusa Veainu, Freddie Burns, Sam Harrison, Marcos Ayerza, Greg Bateman, Fraser Balmain, Dom Barrow, Graham Kitchener, Mike Fitzgerald, Tom Croft, Lachlan McCaffrey.


Reps: Harry Thacker, Riccardo Brugnara, Logovi'i Mulipola, Sebastian de Chaves, Jordan Crane, Jono Kitto, Gonzalo Camacho, Jack Roberts.

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Discussion started by Shedloads (IP Logged), 29/01/2016 12:54
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29/01/2016 12:54
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30/01/2016 10:55
If Tigers can keep Hook quiet, we have the chance to turn you over, if he is allowed to run the show we could be in trouble.

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