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Wasps name team for final regular-season match versus Exeter
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Head coach Lee Blackett has named his side for Wasps’ final regular-season Gallagher Premiership match with Exeter Chiefs at Ricoh Arena on Sunday.
Prop Simon McIntyre and hooker Tommy Taylor replace Ben Harris and Tom Cruse in the front row, while Thomas Young moves from the bench to start in the back-row, replacing the injured Jack Willis.
The backline is unchanged from the victory against Harlequins on Monday night.
Wasps team to face Exeter Chiefs Ricoh Arena on Sunday in Gallagher Premiership Round 22 (kick-off 3:00pm)
Wasps (First-team appearances)
15 Matteo Minozzi (16)
14 Zach Kibirige (23)
13 Malakai Fekitoa (21)
12 Jimmy Gopperth (103)
11 Josh Bassett (124)
10 Jacob Umaga (28)
9 Dan Robson (c) (121)
1 Simon McIntyre (170)
2 Tommy Taylor (68)
3 Kieran Brookes (39)
4 Will Rowlands (91)
5 James Gaskell (118)
6 Brad Shields (32)
7 Thomas Young (117)
8 Tom Willis (19)
Replacements
16 Gabriel Oghre (26)
17 Tom West (31)
18 Jeff Toomaga-Allen (19)
19 Tim Cardall (18)
20 Alfie Barbeary (4)
21 Ben Vellacott (6)
22 Michael Le Bourgeois (33)
23 Rob Miller (113)
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Agreed re coaching. I think Siya is not a certainty for the starting side in the next world cup. There are some awesome youngsters coming through who have already tasted the green and gold. Elrich Louw(before injury) and Evan Roos (since injury return) have huge potential and were/are performing really well. I think Roos is a natural No 6 personally I think we need a taller No8.
Go to commentsGreat article Nic, it seems Lancaster would be a great fit for the wallabies. The attacking innovation and patterns he created at Leinster would be loved by the Aussie public. Perhaps even claimed as “the aussie way” haha. Off topic, but interested to know your thoughts on how the aussie tens are stacking up this season. Doesn’t seem like anyone is grabbing the jersey atm. And where does a veteran like JOC at the crusaders sit in the pecking order? He’s looking good, but helps having Jordan running off tour shoulder…
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