Woodward heads list as Gloucester confirm three players leaving
Playoff-chasing Gloucester have announced that three players - Jason Woodward, Will Britton and Jack Stanley - will leave Kingsholm at the end of the 2021/22 Gallagher Premiership season. The ambitions of George Skivington’s team to make the last four have come down to the final round of fixtures and ahead of their home showdown with Saracens, an announcement has been made about the players who are soon exiting the club.
That list is headed by Woodward, the former New Zealand U20s player who came through at the Hurricanes and was called into the senior England squad for training some years ago under Eddie Jones.
A statement read: “Gloucester can confirm that three players will be departing the club ahead of next season and would like to thank each individual for their commitment to the Cherry and White shirt during their time at Kingsholm.
“Jason Woodward joined Gloucester in 2017 and went on to play 67 times in Cherry and White scoring 90 points. A skilful full-back, Woodward had some great moments in the Gloucester shirt.
“Will Britton’s time at Gloucester was made challenging due to a significant long term injury picked up in a pre-season friendly. Despite not getting out on the field in a competitive fixture, Will has been a great professional and has worked hard off the field.
“Jack Stanley linked up with Gloucester in March 2020 with the prop joining the Cherry and Whites from Edinburgh. He has made 16 appearances in Cherry and White and we look forward to seeing him progress in his next chapter.”
Chief operating officer Alex Brown added: “We are truly grateful for every player that pulls on the famous Cherry and White jersey for their contribution to our club. Each player that is moving on this season has contributed to the journey we are on as a group, both on and off the field, and we wish them the very best for the future.”
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No just because the personal is much better than last year. I've shown no antagonism of Crusader players, you must be confusing me with someone else.
I have critized Razor for picking players he knows occasionally?
I said I'm not surprised because of his style, he's more a grinder player like Cane, not going to show up on peoples radar until you see how bad the other choices are. This year players like Clarke have been on fire and just show a bit more.
Are you one of those posters continually taking it easy on Razor because he doesn't have his Crusaders stars available? Do you think the rugby world is going to up to him suddenly once Mo'unga returns? lol
Go to commentsJohn you have been beating this drum for a couple of years, if you get proven right get back to us.
The last recent and decent Aussie coach was Ewen McKenzie, he was undermined and forced out by a couple of slimy Aussie players who were given a free pass when they should have been disciplined.
So our history since McQueen is very checkered and it seems to make little difference whether we have an Aussie coach or a Kiwi coach. The players have been entitled for a long time and we had to hit bottom to get them back into reality and to stop thinking it is all about them.
Cheika was an OK coach but his 'go our and destroy the opposition' tactic worked for a while and then didn't.
Please give me a list of great Aussie coaches that I have missed.
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