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2012 has started well for Sir Ian McGeechan’s side. Unbeaten in four games at home this year, Bath returned to the Aviva Premiership with a narrow win over Newcastle last weekend. Immediately it appears as though the club have turned a corner on the back
Warren Gatland does not yet have the Triple Crown, the Six Nations title or the Grand Slam. But just two games into this championship and it already appears he has sewn up the Lions head-coaching job.Certainly the Welsh Rugby Union believe he has done en
ATTACK is a key part of any sport and the debate now developing in Scottish rugby after another disappointing start to the RBS Six Nations Championship appears to be which characters to attack. After Scotland coach Andy Robinson confirmed his defence coa
WALES will cope without Warren Gatland for the 2013 Six Nations Championship if the New Zealander is installed as Lions coach – according to Clive Rowlands. Gatland is firm favourite to lead the Lions into battle in Australia after putting big rivals Dec
THE glory days of old may be back sooner to Adams Park than many first thought after Wasps announced that England star Tom Palmer would be returning, writes Andrew Colley. On February 17, 2009 former Director of Rugby Ian McGeechan announced that the two
Tom Heathcote gave Bath director of rugby Sir Ian McGeechan plenty of reason for cheer as the young fly-half masterminded a 30-24 win over Newcastle. With New Zealand international Stephen Donald sidelined for a month with a knee injury Heathcote, on his
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Bath Rugby collected the maximum possible spoils from their Aviva Premiership clash with Newcastle Falcons, but first-team coach Brad Davis admitted they were off the boil. A second-half try blitz reversed an 8-14 half-time deficit, with young fly-half T
Anthony Perenise played a key part in two of Bath's tries © Getty Images Bath director of rugby Sir Ian McGeechan signaled out youngster Tom Heathcote for praise as he helped guide them to a 30-24 victory over Newcastle at the Rec on Saturday. With New Z
Tom Heathcote pulled the strings as Bath saw off Newcastle Tom Heathcote gave Bath director of rugby Sir Ian McGeechan plenty of reason for cheer as the young fly-half masterminded a 30-24 win over Newcastle. With New Zealand international Stephen Donald
Bath boss Sir Ian McGeechan has made three changes from the LV= Cup triumph against Exeter. Young fly-half Tom Heathcote and Michael Claassens make up the half-back pairing, with the former replacing injured All Black Stephen Donald. Sam Vesty continues
Aviva Premiership Venue: The Recreation Ground Date: Saturday, 11 February Kick-off: 1415 GMT Coverage: Score updates on BBC Local Radio and BBC Sport online. Bath make three changes with Ryan Caldwell back at lock as Ben Skirving moves to blindside flan
Ross Batty and Chris Cook have committed to new contracts with Bath. Hooker Batty, 25, has agreed to stay at the Rec until 2015 while England Under-20 scrum-half Cook, 20, has signed a new two-year deal. "They are both talented players, who have develope
Bath Rugby's back-row resources are set to be bolstered by the return of Lewis Moody and Carl Fearns in two weeks' time. The two flankers, who have been battling long-term shoulder and knee injuries respectively, returned to squad training this week. If
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England prop Dave Wilson has been ruled out for at least four weeks after fracturing his jaw. The 26-year-old was released from Six Nations duty to play for Bath and suffered the injury in their LV= Cup victory over Exeter on Sunday. "He'll have to have
Ian Robert McGeechan (born on 30 October 1946) is a highly successful former rugby union footballer and coach. His nickname is "Geech". Full Article
BATH, ENGLAND - NOVEMBER 20: Sir Ian McGeechan, Bath director of rugby looks on during the Heineken Cup match between Bath and Montpellier at the Recreation Ground on November 20, 2011 in Bath, United Kingdom.
View Photo »BATH, ENGLAND - JANUARY 28: Northampton Saints director of rugby Jim Mallinder and Bath Rugby director of Rugby Sir Ian McGeechan look on from the touchline during the LV Cup match between Bath Rugby and Northampton Saints at the Recreation Ground on January 28, 2012 in Bath, England.
View Photo »LONDON, ENGLAND - OCTOBER 31: Director of Rugby Sir Ian McGeechan of Bath attends the Heineken Cup Launch at Twickenham Stadium on October 31, 2011 in London, England.
View Photo »LONDON, ENGLAND - OCTOBER 31: Director of Rugby Sir Ian McGeechan and Stuart Hooper of Bath pose with the trophy at the Heineken Cup Launch at Twickenham Stadium on October 31, 2011 in London, England.
View Photo »LONDON, ENGLAND - OCTOBER 31: (L-R) Directors of Rugby and head coaches Ian McGeechan of Bath, Conor O'Shea of Harlequins, Jim Mallender of Northampton Saints, Toby Booth of London Irish, Mark McCall of Saracens, Richard Cockerill of Leicester Tigers and Bryan Redpath of Gloucester attend...
View Photo »NEWPORT, WALES - OCTOBER 15: Ian McGeechan Head Coach of Bath during the LV Cup match at Rodney Parade on October 15, 2011 in Newport, Wales.
View Photo »Bath's Scottish Director of Rugby Sir Ian McGeechan plays with a ball before an European Cup rugby union match against Montpellier Herault at the Recreation Ground in Bath on November 20, 2011.
View Photo »Bath's Scottish Director of Rugby Sir Ian McGeechan is pictured before an European Cup rugby union match against Montpellier Herault at the Recreation Ground in Bath on November 20, 2011.
View Photo »LONDON, ENGLAND - OCTOBER 31: (L-R) Directors of Rugby and head coaches Gareth Baber of Cardiff Blues, Ian McGeechan of Bath, Conor O'Shea of Harlequins, Sean Lineen of Glasgow Warriors, , Nigel Davies of Scarlets, Jim Mallender of Northampton Saints, Sean Holley of Ospreys, Toby Booth...
View Photo »BATH, ENGLAND - MAY 07: Danny Grewcock (C) of Bath shakes hands with Ian McGeechan (L) Director of rugby after playing his last competitive match during the Aviva Premiership match between Bath and Newcastle Falcons at the Recreation Ground on May 7, 2011 in Bath, England.
View Photo »NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE, ENGLAND - APRIL 30: Sir Ian McGeechan, Bath Director of Rugby, looks on during the Aviva Premiership match between Newcastle Falcons and Bath at Kingston Park on April 30, 2011 in Newcastle upon Tyne, England.
View Photo »BATH, ENGLAND - APRIL 09: Sir Ian McGeechan (R) the Bath director of rugby stands with Bath head coach Steve Meehan during the Aviva Premiership match between Bath Rugby Exeter Chiefs at Recreation Ground on April 9, 2011 in Bath, England.
View Photo »BATH, ENGLAND - APRIL 09: Bath director of rugby, Ian McGeechan looks on during the Aviva Premiership match between Bath Rugby Exeter Chiefs at Recreation Ground on April 9, 2011 in Bath, England.
View Photo »TWICKENHAM, ENGLAND - AUGUST 24: (L-R) Directors of Rugby, Steve Diamond of Sale Sharks, Sir Ian McGeechan of Bath Rugby, Alan Tait of Newcastle Falcons, Toby Booth of London Irish, Conor O'Shea of Harlequins, Rob Baxter of Exeter Chiefs, Dia Young of London Wasps, Richard Hill of Worcester...
View Photo »BATH, ENGLAND - NOVEMBER 20: Sir Ian McGeechan, Bath director of rugby looks on during the Heineken Cup match between Bath and Montpellier at the Recreation Ground on November 20, 2011 in Bath, United Kingdom.
View Photo »We weren't near the intensity we had the week before [against Montpellier] and we have to look at that. It's no good being up one week and down the next. We were pretty average today. We've no excuses. These things have to be far better than they were and we need to look hard at ourselves.
Ian McGeechan has not ruled himself out entirely
Dave Attwood is up and about and he has been cleared ... His neck is fine.
We didn't have a lot of ball in the first half and that is not the best way to build pressure ... We didn't show the intensity of last Sunday (against Montpellier). We were pretty average and we have no excuses. Things have to be far better than they were tonight. We have to look hard at ourselves. We d...
We have been unlucky with the injuries we've sustained, but to have someone of Chris' ability available to us is great ... He's a good strong player, who has played to a very high level, and we're looking forward to him adding to the experience we have within the squad.
