Benefiting from the expertise and experience that Michael Claassens has brought to the squad, Baxter reflected on the help from the South African in aiding his challenge for the number nine shirt: “Michael and Nick Walshe have great skills and have helped me loads. They work me very hard.”
Returning from IRB World Sevens Series training with England today, Matt Banahan was excited about his commitment to the west country team. “The main reason I wanted to stay was because I really wanted to be part of an up-and-coming club.
“I want to be part of a team that is going to fulfil it’s potential and I believe Bath is that club.”
Having scored eight tries for Bath this season, six of which in the Guinness Premiership, Matt Banahan is fast earning himself a reputation as one-to-watch for the future. At 6ft 7in, the wing thrilled fans with the three tries he scored against Leeds, handing Bath their bonus point.
Gloucester club captain Greig Laidlaw will leave the English Premiership Rugby club at the end of the season to join French Top 14 club Clermont. Scotland captain Laidlaw joined...
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