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Gloucester confirm coaching ticket for 2023/24

12 Jun 2023

George Skivington - PA

Gloucester have confirmed their coaching ticket ahead of the 2023/24 season.

Head Coach George Skivington will continue to lead their Gallagher Premiership side and he will be joined once more by Trevor Woodman, Dom Waldouck and Tim Taylor as his senior coaches.

“As announced last month, James Lightfoot Brown arrives at Kingsholm following an extensive search for a new Attack Coach,” read a statement. “Lightfoot Brown is highly regarded as one of the best up and coming coaches in the country and is set to be an exciting addition to Skivington’s team.

“We are also pleased to confirm that T Rhys Thomas has agreed to join Gloucester Rugby, taking on the role of Forwards Transition Coach. Thomas’ responsibilities will focus on developing players through the academy pathway and into the senior squad alongside Tim Taylor.

“Thomas joins Kingsholm from Cardiff Rugby having worked in multiple roles within the academy and the senior squad for the URC side.”

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Hellhound 11 minutes ago

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Flankly 19 minutes ago

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DP 36 minutes ago

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BS 1 hour ago

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Flankly 1 hour ago

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Wayneo 1 hour ago

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Wayneo 1 hour ago

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JH 2 hours ago

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I don’t have to convince anyone. They looked at it on TMO during the game and made a decision

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But it looks like that isn’t what the Aussies asked the officials to look at

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alfiebart@btinternet.com 2 hours ago

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And I thought it was us poms that were the winghers? Suck it up and move on. Just be proud of your team for pushing the Lions right to the whistle.

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Super Sid 2 hours ago

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You've commented enough times to convince yourself but no one else is buying it - clean out on the neck/head, penalty and no try.

Go the ABs.

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Mitch 2 hours ago

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JH 2 hours ago

'Gutted' Joe Schmidt makes feelings clear over match-deciding call

They are lower than hips albeit not by much. But Jac clears as low as he possibly can. Now that you can’t judo roll / croc roll he has only one way to try and ruck the jackaler off the ball. Which is what he does.

If a jackaler is that low there is going to then be contact with head and/or neck.

So then either that is a legal clear out, with head / neck contact accepted, or you are going to have to either ban jackaling or ban trying to ruck a jackaler off the ball. Which is your preference?

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Tom 2 hours ago

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“Whinging Poms"

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POHM 3 hours ago

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And.you looked.sooo good.beating.Italy.C, what.they scored.3 tries in 1 test agayou guys at home, I don’t believe they have scored 3 tries in nz in total.