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Bath: De Glanville, Rokoduguni, Joseph, Ojomoh, McConnochie, Bailey, B. Spencer; Boyce, Dunn, Stuart, McNally, Ewels (c), Ellis, Williams, Underhill.

Replacements: Du Toit, Schoeman, Rae, W. Spencer, Merigan, Fox, Butt, Hamer-Webb.

Gloucester: Evans, Rees-Zammit, Harris, Atkinson, May, Hastings, Meehan; Rapava-Ruskin, Singleton, Gotovtsev, Clarke, Alemanno, Reid, Ludlow (c), Ackermann.

Replacements: Socino, Ford-Robinson, Balmain, Davidson, Clement, Chapman, Twelvetrees, Carreras.

Referee: Matt Carley.

Something there in the Bath lineup for jngf, although I expect it's more a marker of those being the last three fit back rowers available to Bath.

Puja

My thoughts exactly (might even have beaten you to that in the Player Form thread ).

Definitely more to do with Faletau, Coetzee and Bayliss being unavailable, but enough to get jngf excited anyway.

Do worry for underhill, he must be approaching double figure concussions in professional rugby.

A bit too easy for Glos at times.

Bath play like a side who have just been introduced to each other before k/o. Their lack of coherence at times is bewildering for a pro side who train together every day.

Young Bailey is one to watch and Ojomoh showed some nice touches.

Bath had some senior players on the team sheet who weren't evident in the game or if they were not in a positive sense. The double sin bin period really killed them and it could have been worse had the ref not been lenient with Ben Spencer.

padprop wrote:Do worry for underhill, he must be approaching double figure concussions in professional rugby.

5th apparently. 2nd one in 6 months after going 3 1/2 years without one. Under the new protocol I think he has to now report to an independent brain specialist to determine when he can return to play.