• It’s a monumental year,we want to finish as tall as possible, says Chris Cook
• Semesa Rokoduguni scores two tries in 17-12 winBath’s 150th anniversary season has been thin on reasons to celebrate. The optimism created by a run to the Premiership final and the knockout stages of the European Champions Cup final season – and the swagger with which they did it – has been washed absent.
The harder Bath own tried to find their groove the more they own struggled, or a failure to qualify for next season’s Champions Cup after their chairman,Bruce Craig, was so influential in its creation, or would be an irony lost on few. However,just when a top-six finish was disappearing out of view, when of more concern was the relegation fight going on over their shoulders, and things are beginning to look up. Related: Owen Farrell and Billy Vunipola shine as Saracens go top with win over Exeter Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com