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PRO 14EdinburghExeter ChiefsJack Stanley

Premiership-bound Jack Stanley leaves Edinburgh with immediate effect

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Gloucester have added to their front row resources with the signing of tighthead prop Jack Stanley from Edinburgh with immediate effect.

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Stanley is a former England U20s cap who was previously a member of the Exeter Chiefs academy before moving on to Edinburgh ahead of the 2018/19 season.

The 23-year-old arrived in Gloucester on Monday and joined his new team-mates for training the following day.

Director of rugby David Humphreys admitted that he was happy to have an extra option in the front row going forward.

“It’s been well documented that we have had some injuries in the front row this season, especially at tighthead with Ruan Dreyer and Jamal Ford-Robinson both ruled out at times.

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“As a young English tighthead, Jack will give us some strength in depth at prop for the rest of this season but, more importantly, for the long-term future.

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“He’s still a very young player who has worked with Peter Walton in the past, and we are all looking forward to seeing Jack fulfil his potential at Gloucester.”

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PO 13 minutes ago
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Then why didi he ignore McCloskey for years until the injury to Henshaw and Aki’s suspension left him with no choice?

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Philip 43 minutes ago
Should England stick or twist with Borthwick? RWC27 clock cannot be used as an excuse

a lot of what you say makes sense but whilst his approach worked at the last world cup his strategies and his tactics have been found out and I don’t think he has the capacity to adapt. Wigglesworth shouldn’t be anywhere near that team for sure. I don’t want England to be a poor man’s South Africa or France for that matter. I want them to be England with an identity supporters can relate to. I don’t think SB really has a clear idea of what that is other than some version of Leicester Tigers. Whether or not the coaches have “lost” the dressing room is up for debate albeit unknowable, but they have lost many of the supporters I think

The 6 Nations is one of the highlights of the year for me but when I think about 2027 I am depressed already. The thought of another season or more with SB in charge fills me with gloom and for me and I think many others, until he either goes or is let go nothing will change



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In Borthwick's defence, he's trying to build a team to win a WC. He's obviously looked at a lot of stats which have told him WC matches are low scoring, defense dominated affairs. So he's been trying to build a team which circumvents defence by through a variety of kicks, with a strong set piece etc so you won't see England playing like Bristol for sure. I do understand the logic. A good tactical kicking game, strong set piece and good defence are probably the most important factors of winning a world cup final, hence England nearly reached a WC final doing nothing but kicking which reinforced Borthwick’s belief he was on the right track. After all SA have won the last two world cups mostly from set piece dominance.

There are issues with it though.



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JD Kiwi 1 hour ago
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Do you exist in some alternative reality? I've lived in England and am a member of British forums. I know what I'm talking about. As for deriding our Saffer friends on here, that's low.

And you didn't say you agreed with them. The closest you said is they can do what they want.



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SteveD 1 hour ago
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JD Kiwi 2 hours ago
Ben Kay: 'I’d put my money on Ollie Chessum being the next England captain.'

Man, you have no insight at all. Telling someone they're an inferior version of another player is an insult as old as the hills.

That sort of classless trash talk is the opposite of respectful and proved an incredibly stupid thing to do long term. Inspired the All Blacks to their best performance for years when it really matters, with Cane doing his talking with his rugby not a gutter mouth. Yet another quarter final exit and you haven't beaten us since.



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Rick Clark 2 hours ago
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How many games does Dmac need to get back to his best a veteran AB should be better than this. Totally outclassed by the Aussies, Shame!

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Philip 3 hours ago
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SB won one premiership playing his brand of Rugby but then the other teams found them out, fronted up physically and Tigers game plan was exposed. Under Parling they are a much more attractive version of the Tigers. When the current coaching team were appointed my heart sank because they are inexperienced at test level, they bring nothing fresh and the approach they bring is inflexible. They are completely out of their depth (Blackett apart) I agree what on earth is Wigglesworth doing coaching defence? Think the results speak for themselves. Some of their selections have been unfathomable and lacking imagination. Freeman is not a 13 at the highest level. He is a world class winger. Steward same; just not the same standard as Ramos, Kinghorn and Keenan (when he is fit).Furbank has to come into the equation. Marcus is a 10 not a 15 but he needs a strong 12 to play around. It is way too soon for Pollock to be in the side and he is increasingly a distraction. We need a proper 8 as well. Last night I watched Lawrence, Ojomoh et al take a good Saracens side apart. Why can’t England play like Bath Bristol and Northampton? The answer is because SB doesn’t believe in that style or maybe doesn’t understand how to implement it. The time for change is now not after the RWC. Most England fans would forgive getting beaten in South Africa and Argentina over the summer if there was a new regime in place and signs of change. Fans pay well over the odds to watch England play boring ineffective rugby. I can’t see it happening, but boycotting home games is probably the only message the RFU would understand. The list of names available all represent an improvement. I would also add Rob Baxter; not a fan of Exeter but he always speaks a lot of sense. All said, it’s depressing to think that we are saddled not only with a poor coaching team, but also with the RFU none of whom should be allowed anywhere near the national team(s). Sweeny et al are the real culprits in all of this.

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So what? How many business do this, why are you so bothered about it. Britain has become hostile to business and innovation. Brexit has everything to do with it pal, yet I bet you did not bat an eyelid while our own industries were shut down and shipped to Europe. He is Putting his own money in a great club, it will bring in new interest and improvements.

Half the prem league are owned by billionaires from nation whose human rights records are shocking. Selective outrage



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NZ can have two teams in the TRC? I’m really liking that idea HH!

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Did POM misrepresent the Irish fans when he said they were arrogant Eric?

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JW 4 hours ago
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Haha lame comeback Bressie :p

That consistency that I’m talking about though is key. If the ref doesn’t give South Africa that last game and the Wallabies had one more trick to pull out of their sleeve in the first Bled after playing SA, then it’s a three game all TRC and near on perfect.



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Wayne Godfrey 4 hours ago
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All well and good but he originally had a grant to set up dyson in Wiltshire I believe,he farmed out production as costs are lower in far east,why? No minimum wage,no workers rights,trade unions not recognised.Brexit has nothing to do with it.

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