Maddock joined Bath in 2004, and although was hindered by injury in his first season, he has been able to notch up 59 appearances for the club and having endured the frustrations of another injury early this season, Joe has four tries for Bath since his return.
“Being injured is always frustrating and it was hard, particularly, being injured and watching the guys playing some good rugby in some great weather. Fortunately enough I got to come back and play some great rugby in bad weather, but I am pretty relieved to be back!”
More recently, Maddock thrilled fans in the bad weather conditions when he slammed down an impressive try against Gloucester and it is play like this that has earned him the respect, not only from up-and-coming stars like Matt Banahan, but from the rest of the squad: “We are all really good mates and you will do anything for your mates on the field.”
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