McColl

By Cheery Cherry
February 4 2016

The most entertaining rugby game on telly this weekend could well be on BT Sport on Friday night ...

Bath v Glaws is normally a cracker. Local bragging rights are at stake and both teams have shown frailties this season which could lead to a big score.

Last week we failed to close the game down against Tigers and paid the price. Meanwhile Bath led Sarries 13-0 at half time but also failed to win.

As a result we are both in the bottom  half of the table - we are four points ahead in eight place but Bath have a game in hand.

For once Humphreys and Co haven't made many changes once the Six Nations have been take n into account. John Afoa is back after recovering from a calf injury with Mario Galarza replacing Jerry Thrush.

In the back Steve McColl is on the wing and Billy Burns takes over the 15 shirt.

Gloucs: Billy Burns; Charlie Sharples, Bill Meakes, Billy Twelvetrees (capt), Steve McColl; James Hook, Willi Heinz; Paddy McAllister, Richard Hibbard, John Afoa; Tom Savage, Mariano Galarza; Sione Kalamafoni, Jacob Rowan, Ben Morgan

Reps: Darren Dawidiuk, Nick Wood, Nicky Thomas, Elliott Stooke, Matt Kvesic, Callum Braley, Mark Atkinson, Ross Moriarty

Bath make more changes with props Davy Wilson and Max Lahiff returning and Dan Bowden, who made his debut last weeky at inside centre, moving to fly-half. Kyle Eastmond returns at inside centre.

Bath:  Tom Homer; Semesa Rokoduguni, Matt Banahan, Kyle Eastmond, Horacio Agulla;  Dan Bowden, Chris Cook;  Max Lahiff, Rob Webber, David Wilson; Stuart Hooper (capt), Dominic Day; Matt Garvey, Francois Louw, Leroy Houston.

Reps: Tom Dunn , Nathan Catt, Henry Thomas, Charlie Ewels, Tom Ellis, Alafoti Faosiliva,Niko Matawalu, Max Clark.

Forget the Six Nations

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