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	Bath Rugby Shop :: Help zone
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	bath.officialshop.net /help.php?section=conditions (2115 words)

	Bath Rugby : Ladies Rugby
		Bath Rugby is considered to have one of the most successful Ladies set ups in the country.
		Bath Rugby Ladies was founded in the summer of 2004 as a result of a partnership between the Bath Rugby Community Foundation, the University of Bath and the Bath and North East Somerset Active Leisure team.
		The ladies started their inaugural season of league rugby (2004/5) in South West Three and after an outstanding season were promoted to South West One for 2005/6.
	www.bathrugby.com /31_179.php (298 words)

	Bath Rugby : Ladies Rugby
		Bath Rugby is considered to have one of the most successful Ladies set ups in the country.
		Bath Rugby Ladies was founded in the summer of 2004 as a result of a partnership between the Bath Rugby Community Foundation, the University of Bath and the Bath and North East Somerset Active Leisure team.
		The ladies started their inaugural season of league rugby (2004/5) in South West Three and after an outstanding season were promoted to South West One for 2005/6.
	www.bathrugby.co.uk /31_179.php (298 words)

	Bath Information
		Founded in 1865, Bath Football Club is one of the oldest and most successful clubs in existence.
		Bath was an utterly devastating force in 1998/89 and ran away with the Premiership title, winning the first ten of their eleven league matches with their only defeat coming at Leicester in the last game of the season, when Bath, with the title already won, rested several key players.
		Bath is truly one of the greatest clubs in Premiership history and a team that will continue to do great things in the years to come.
	www.worldrugbyshop.com /bath-information.html (249 words)

	Gloucester Rugby Club : Gloucester storm to derby victory
		They were simply more organised and structured than Bath, who despite keeping the ball wonderfully well at times, lacked the direction to go with their mountain of possession and paid a heavy price.
		Bath, wonderfully served by prop Laurence Ovens in the loose, Chev Walker and Chris Malone, gave as good as they got at times in the broken play, but were slowly dismantled up front in the set scrum and eventually subdued in the contact area.
		Bath poured pressure into a series of rucks but when Gloucester turned the ball over, Walker shaped to clear but dropped his shoulder to speed through a gap to find Olly Morgan on the charge.
	www.gloucesterrugbyclub.com /304_3007.php (715 words)

	Gloucester Rugby Club : Bath pull plug on Powergen hopes
		The infuriating thing for Gloucester will be the fact that Bath offered very little outside the tries they scored and after Olly Barkley, quite comfortably the most influential back in the first-half, failed to return after the break, the home side simply protected their lead.
		Bath won a penalty in front of the sticks and Chris Malone shaped to have a free shot with a drop-goal.
		Bath were able to weather the storm and sealed the victory when Malone landed a late penalty to take the home side into the semi-finals after another full-on dose of west country tribalism.
	www.gloucesterrugbyclub.com /304_520.php (549 words)

	Bath Sport - Do Something!
		Both the Bath Sport Group, and the BandNES GET ACTIVE initiative, are responses to the challenge of improving Bath sport’s historic contribution to the life of the city while, at the same time, rising to the new challenge of encouraging more of the local population to participate in an active way.
		For example, Bath Rugby is involved in a substantial community programme including mini rugby for children, while Team Bath offers many different community programmes for sports such as netball, football, tennis and swimming as well as making their facilities available for a number of local schools and clubs.
		Bath is a city whose inhabitants are proud to live here and want to help the city maintain and enhance its unique architectural, sporting and cultural identity.
	www.bathsport.org /aboutbathsport_sportactive.shtml (1825 words)

	Ospreys too sleek for bumbling Bath - Rugby News, Results, Fixtures and Features from Planet-Rugby.com
		Bath seem to be a side which prefers to visualise Thursday's whiteboard rather than a gap in the opposition's lines.
		But all Bath managed in his absence was another penalty to Walshe to leave the scoreboard reading 18-9 at the break.
		Bath were in desperate need of a dressing down, and it looked like they got one under the stands for they came out for the second period with flames snorting from their nostrils.
	planet-rugby.com /Story/0,18259,3828_1745236,00.html (1091 words)

	Rugby Football Union - England Rugby - Chev Walker joins Bath Rugby
		BATH RUGBY have signed Great Britain Rugby League international Chev Walker from the Leeds Rhinos in a deal supported by the Rugby Football Union.
		Bath Rugby have been able to secure Walker’s signature as a result of support from the RFU and each is keen to ensure that his conversion to rugby union is a success both at club and international level.
		Bath Director of Rugby Jack Rowell said: “Chev is a young player with proven skills in the cauldron of Super League and he has also represented Great Britain.
	www.rfu.com /index.cfm/fuseaction/RFUHome.England_Detail/StoryID/14110 (592 words)

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		Bath Rugby's coaching staff has been bolstered by the signing of Scott Murphy as Strength and Conditioning Coach and Chris Gaviglio as Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach.
		The pair from Australia are both highly regarded in their field and will be responsible for co-ordinating Bath Rugby's Strength and Conditioning programme as the club gears up for a return to the Heineken Cup and an assault on the physically demanding Zurich Premiership.
		Director of Rugby Jack Rowell said that the signing of Scott and Chris represents the club continuing to move forward with the aim being to develop a squad that is not just capable of competing within the highly physical Zurich Premiership and Heineken Cup competitions, but one that is also consistently challenging for honours.
	50connect.co.uk /50c/articlePages/Sport_index.asp?sc=rugby&aID=10604 (675 words)

	Bath travel guide - Wikitravel
		Bath [1] is an historic resort (spa) town and World Heritage Site in the English ceremonial county of Somerset, situated 100 miles west of London and 15 miles (25 km) south-east of the nearest big city Bristol.
		Bath's roads can be quite congested and driving is not particularly to be recommended for local journeys, but is probably the best way of seeing the surrounding region.
		Overall Bath is a very safe city to visit; the large number of tourists and university students generates a friendly and vigorous feel to the city.
	wikitravel.org /en/Bath_(England) (5343 words)

	Bath Rugby - Rugby News, Results, Fixtures and Features from Planet-Rugby.com
		Bath's current coaching set-up has yet to be decided and they start the season under 'acting head coach' Steve Meehan - hardly a wight-for-weight replacement for the man who name commands Australia.
		The former Rec-favourite left Bath at the end of the 2000/1 season having made 44 appearances for the club and scoring 128 points (16 tries, 13 conversions, 6 penalties and 1 drop-goal).
		Travel connections: Bath is connected to London (and Heathrow) by both main rail line and road.
	www.planet-rugby.com /Story/0,18259,3872_1694288,00.html (600 words)

	Rugby Times
		BATH's Recreation Ground has survived being bombed by the Luftwaffe and several dousings by the adjacent River Avon over the years, but the historic ground now faces its biggest threat: the strategic review into the legality of Bath staying and redeveloping their home since 1865 into a facility fit for the Premiership.
		Bath showed the dogged determination that was to serve them well in the years to come, and produced a result that confirmed the balance of power in club rugby was shifting from the Welsh to the English well before the advent of the Heineken Cup.
		But none of them would deny that a trip to Bath to watch a game of rugby in an improved stadium would be infinitely better than traipsing to a concrete bowl in the middle of some trading estate.
	www.rugbytimes.com /feature/index.php?feat_id=172 (1336 words)

	Harry Bath - Rugby League Hall of Fame
		Harry Bath made his debut in Sydney rugby league for the Balmain Tigers in 1946, but it was not where he first came to prominence.
		Bath had two seasons in Sydney and both were in premiership winning sides, but he was quickly off to England after Barrow stepped in with a massive offer.
		Bath needed to have a pain-killing injection before the 1950 Challenge Cup final against Widnes, but that did not stop him scoring a typical try in the first half when he crashed through a quarter of would-be tacklers.
	rl1908.com /Hoffame/Harry-Bath.htm (1699 words)

	New Bath stadium plans drafted
		"In fact, in this example, to achieve a capacity of 15,000 requires Bath Rugby’s total footprint to be extended by around 5 per cent, implying an increase of the proportion of the total charitable land that the arena occupies from approximately 28 per cent to 29.5 per cent.
		The key principles underpinning Bath’s plans are also outlined in the prospectus, and make publicly clear the intentions of the club to use the ground as an outlet for community activities as well as for rugby purposes.
		"Bath Rugby is not seeking to dominate the whole of the Rec and will continue to take into account the needs of all users.
	www.tiscali.co.uk /sport/365/rugby/news/2006/11/12/new-bath-stadium-plans-drafted.html (1080 words)

	Thisis-Rugby - Guinness Premiership: Bath Rugby
		Bath Football Club, founded in 1865, is one of the oldest clubs in existence.
		Hugely successful in the 80's and early 90's, Bath were also the first British club to win the European title in 1998.
		Very close to relegation in the 2002/03 season, Bath have since made significant changes to the squad, finishing top of the league but failing to beat Wasps in the final.
	www.thisis-rugby.com /union/guinnessprem/bath.htm (114 words)

	Bath Spa University
		Bath's racecourse is famous for being the highest in the country.
		Bath is situated at one end of the Cotswold Way, a great footpath for ramblers to explore.
		The Thermae Bath Spa, which will use Bath's natural thermal waters, is sure to be a major attraction for both tourist and resident.
	www.bathspa.ac.uk /bath/sport-and-leisure.asp (252 words)

	Harry Bath - Rugby League Hall of Fame
		Harry Bath made his debut in Sydney rugby league for the Balmain Tigers in 1946, but it was not where he first came to prominence.
		Bath had two seasons in Sydney and both were in premiership winning sides, but he was quickly off to England after Barrow stepped in with a massive offer.
		Bath needed to have a pain-killing injection before the 1950 Challenge Cup final against Widnes, but that did not stop him scoring a typical try in the first half when he crashed through a quarter of would-be tacklers.
	www.rl1908.com /Hoffame/Harry-Bath.htm (1699 words)

	Dan Lyle Interview (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Rugby editor Ed Hagerty had an opportunity to interview the most-capped captain in US history while he was on a brief vacation in New York in early February.
		Any rugby club would be in awe of the stuff that VMI had; a 20,000 square foot weight room, an amazing training room, an indoor track and training facility, and great pitches outdoors.
		Bath’s salary cap is £2 million, so of the full-time professionals I would guess it’s just like any other professional sports team, you’ve got guys with very low salaries, in the £20,000s, plus bonuses, to guys who are making between £100,000 and £200,000, plus bonuses.
	www.rugbymag.com /archive/2000/February/lyle.htm (2947 words)

	Rugby Union: EDF Energy Cup: Gloucester 30 - 12 Bath \| Rugby union \| Guardian Unlimited Sport
		Bath's decision to send out an inexperienced team looked risky in the light of Bristol's reserves conceding 63 points here in this competition two months ago but they gave a good account of themselves in an entertaining match in which Gloucester were always in control.
		A close-range try by the prop Daniel Parkes and a thrilling counter-attack finished off by Tom Cheeseman prevented Gloucester from getting things all their own way and it was not until Willie Walker skated through a tiring defence for a fourth bonus-point try 10 minutes from time that Gloucester's victory was assured.
		Bath Stephenson; Davey (Cuthbert, 71), Walker, Cheeseman, Bory; Malone (capt), Travagli (Williams, 56), Parkes (Barnes, 53), Ward, Ovens, Smith (Miller, 30), Fidler, Louw, Faamatuainu (Brooker, 69), Goodman (Bentall, 75).
	sport.guardian.co.uk /rugbyunion/story/0,,1963165,00.html (649 words)

	Guinness Premiership : Berne confirms return to Bath
		Berne, an outstanding play-maker and a former Rec favourite, has signed a three-year deal with Bath Rugby and will be a welcome addition to the Bath Rugby back line with his ability to play in the centre as well as at fly-half.
		Shaun left Bath Rugby at the end of the 2000/01 season, having made forty-four appearances for the club and scoring 128 points (16 tries, 13 conversions, 6 penalties and 1 drop-goal).
		He came to Bath originally from the famous Randwick club in Australia and made a significant contribution to Bath Rugby in the 2000/01 season when he scored eleven tries.
	www.rugbyclub.co.uk /254_7548.php?PHPSESSID=ba05934ce7bc08fb329b5a73f85e4117 (340 words)

	Bath Rugby : Bath Rugby Camps
		These camps are brought to you in conjunction with Premier Rugby to bring you the very best rugby skills camps available today.
		Bath Premier Rugby Academy Camps are where you can be your best by learning from the 'Best'.
		The camps are open to all ages and abilities from 7- 17 for boys and girls alike.
	www.bathrugby.com /25_433.php (253 words)

	BathRugbyEre.co.uk - Unofficial Bath news and views
		The self-styled "Friends of the Rec" anti-Bath Rugby campaigners appear to be struggling to win their argument so continue their stance of rubbishing anything which might support Bath Rugby.
		Much has been made by the FOTR about the negative impact the rugby club will have on the City's World Heritage status if they are allowed to redevelop the Rec.
		We're a demanding lot, Bath Rugby supporters, and we don't like to be kept in the dark about anything.
	www.sportnetwork.net /main/s105.htm (289 words)

	Rugby Football Union - Guinness Premiership - Michael Foley on Bath Rugby's trip to Spala
		The Bath Rugby players are currently undergoing an intensive training camp in Poland's renowned Olympic training centre in Spala.
		Bath Rugby coach Michael Foley gives the lowdown on what the players will go through in Eastern Europe.
		The idea behind Cryotherapy is that it allows the human body to recover and heal quicker by being exposed to short spells in temperatures of -120ºC. "The players will use the cryogenic chambers at lunchtime just after they have trained in the morning and in the evening after they have trained in the afternoon.
	www.rfu.com /index.cfm/fuseaction/RFUHome.Premier_Detail/StoryID/11254 (460 words)

	The Future Of The Rec
		Bath Rugby want to expand their facilities on the REC to allow more specators in to watch games.
		The problem is Bath Rugby dont actually own the piece of land they play on, the residents of Bath do.
		As the people of Bath actually own the land it is hard to know legally whether Bath Rugby should or should not be allowed to expand.
	www.bathfm.com /page.aspx?id=45 (374 words)

	Bath Rugby - Rugby News, Results, Fixtures and Features from Planet-Rugby.com
		Bath's current coaching set-up has yet to be decided and they start the season under 'acting head coach' Steve Meehan - hardly a wight-for-weight replacement for the man who name commands Australia.
		The former Rec-favourite left Bath at the end of the 2000/1 season having made 44 appearances for the club and scoring 128 points (16 tries, 13 conversions, 6 penalties and 1 drop-goal).
		Travel connections: Bath is connected to London (and Heathrow) by both main rail line and road.
	planet-rugby.com /Story/0,18259,3872_1694288,00.html (671 words)

	BBC - Somerset - BBC Points West Archive on Demand - Bath Rugby: 1986
		After a run of good luck, Bath Rugby FC continued its fortune by bringing home the silverware, following their victory over Wasps in the John Player Special Cup of April 1986.
		David Trick's conversions and a penalty kick brought Bath back to the fore, after which the second half was a succession of scrums on the Wasps' line, with the Bath pack completely dominant.
		Bath Rugby FC has proved its strength over the years.
	www.bbc.co.uk /somerset/content/articles/2005/12/13/pwaod_bath_rugby_feature.shtml (524 words)

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