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Piutau signs new one-year deal at Bristol
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Bristol have announced a one-year contract extension for centre Siale Piutau.
The 34-year-old former Tonga captain joined Bristol in 2017 and is closing in on 50 first-team appearances for the Gallagher Premiership club.
“Siale is a key part of our group,” Bristol rugby director Pat Lam told the club’s official website.
“It’s not just his personal performances, it’s the leadership role he plays and the clarity he brings to everybody on and off the field.
“We have excellent young players that are growing and learning what being a professional rugby player is from players like Siale, so to keep him for another season is massive.”
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“It’s not just his personal performances, it’s the leadership role he plays and the clarity he brings to everybody on and off the field.
Piutau added: “I’m delighted to be staying at Bristol. It’s a city that me and my family have a close affinity to, and we are really enjoying our time here and the environment that Pat and the coaches have created.
“I’m hugely excited about the direction and journey this club is on and delighted to continue to be a part of that, alongside my brother.”
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Disagree.
The challenge for the All Blacks now that they have 7 of 8 starting forwards locked in and all but one bench forward (only one loose forward and bench loosie to settle on) is to sort out the starting backline as only 9 Roigard, 12 J. Barrett, 11 Clarke and 15 Jordan had good to outstanding seasons in 2024. All the other backs were inconsistent or poor and question marks going into 2025.
Go to commentshe should not be playing 12. He should be playing 10 and team managers should stop playing players out of position to accommodate libbok.
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