A Point To Prove


Afo Starts

By New Boy
November 29 2024

Gloucs head to Franklins Gardens (Saturday kick off 3.00) looking to avange that humilating 90-0 defeat back in May.

The side that day contained a number of lambs who were duly slaughtered. There's fewer excuses this week as there a number of old  heads in the starting XV, with a notable exception in Tomos Williams who is out for a few weeks wth a shoulder injury.

The pack is as solid as it gets for the Cherry and Whites with Val Rapava-Ruskin and Jack Singleton  partnering  Afo Fasogbon in the front row. Lewis Ludlow leads from the back row alongside Jack Clement and Zach Mercer with Caolan Englefield and Gareth Anscombe at half back.

There poace aplenty if the backs can get enough ball with  Seb Atkinson and Max Llewellyn in the centtre and a back three of Ollie Thorley, Christian Wade and Santi Carreras

Gloucs: 1. Val Rapava-Ruskin 2. Jack Singleton 3. Afo Fasogbon 4. Arthur Clark 5. Freddie Thomas 6. Jack Clement 7. Lewis Ludlow (captain) 8. Zach Mercer 9. Caolan Englefield 10. Gareth Anscombe 11. Ollie Thorley 12. Seb Atkinson 13. Max Llewellyn 14. Christian Wade 15. Santi Carreras

Changes: 16. Seb Blake17. Ciaran Knight 18. Kirill Gotovtsev19. Matias Alemanno 20. Ruan Ackermann 21. Charlie Chapman 22. Chris Harris 23. Josh Hathaway

 

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