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Gallagher Premiership

South African Quinn Roux added to Bath's growing retained list

BARNET, ENGLAND - NOVEMBER 30: Quinn Roux of Bath Rugby rallies his team-mates during the Gallagher PREM match between Saracens and Bath Rugby at StoneX Stadium on November 30, 2025 in Barnet, England. (Photo by Patrick Khachfe/Getty Images)

Hot on the heels of Tom de Glanville and Tom Carr-Smith signing new deals at Bath, Ireland international Quinn Roux has also pledged his future to the defending PREM champions.

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The 35-year-old Afrikaaner has been awarded a new one-year deal, having proved to be an invaluable member of the Bath engine room amid a second-row injury crisis this season.

The no-nonsense lock joined the club ahead of the 2022/23 season and has become a respected leader alongside other experienced second-rows, such as Charlie Ewels and Ross Molony.

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The South African’s time at The Rec has seen him be part of Bath’s triple trophy-winning season of 2024/25 and has earned 63 caps in Blue, Black and White to date.

Committing to another year at the club, Roux said: “The last few years with this club has been some of the most enjoyable years of my career. I’m not ready to end it just yet.”

Roux has played across four different domestic leagues, featuring in the URC, Top 14, Super Rugby and PREM, and has made 16 international appearances for Ireland.

Head of Rugby at Bath, Johann van Graan, welcomes Roux’s renewal, saying: “One of the quieter men of the team, allowing his rugby to do the talking on the field, he has developed into a very important player on and off the pitch for our club.

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“We are very glad that Quinn and his family will be continuing his journey at Bath.”

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Graeme Hayward 51 minutes ago
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Madigan can be assured, SFM has too much talent to stop progressing. He also has the right people around him to advise him or reign him in if necessary. We got this. Nothing to see here. Sorry.

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PM 1 hour ago
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Molina was the standout for mine and Argentina have to be taken seriously going into next year's RWC. Not favourites but they beat top ranked teams regularly enough to be a chance to put together a finals run. They have a terrific team across the whole park and are well coached. Scrum is only question mark for mine. But the Boks are the only team with a notably strong scrum these days.

Thought Grealy with the ball and Kuenzle and Bridge going both ways were excellent too.



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PM 1 hour ago
Franco Molina hat-trick leads Force to statement win over Reds

Pietsch is a good player but there were times in that game and previously -tests included- where knowing he doesn't have the pace he cuts back infield for support, where most wings would burn some grass.

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SteveD 1 hour ago
Feinberg-Mngomezulu criticism: 'That's certainly something Rassie Erasmus will look at'

It’s obvious that the English and French unions don’t want the SA teams in the EPCR so I reckon it would be better to let them stew in their own juice and just forget it. As far as the Bulls are concerned, they actually did very well in the weather but were let down - particularly - by Hanekom who messed up a few times very badly, but then he’s been out for a long time. I also think Franco Smith - as much as I like him as a Freestater by heart, although I’m a pom originally - made a big mistake in not taking the penalties on offer, but then I’m not really sure how good his placekickers are. In many ways it’s good the Bulls are out of the competition and hoping that Ackermann has used his Gloucester experience to get them used to European winter conditions - unlike Jake White - and their URC performances will get better. At least there won’t be many pom refs to stuff things up like they did the Stormers.

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SC 2 hours ago
Crusaders vs Drua takes: Four-try Taylor stars in fitting stadium farewell

Except unlike Josh Lord and Sam Darry and Tahlor Cahill who need to add weight, Hannah is not a beanpole.

He is actually well build at 115kg and 1.96m. He is build like Scott Barrett.



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Eric Elwood 2 hours ago
'You're better than that': Henry Pollock involved in multiple incidents with Castres

If he talks like a bigot, acts like a bigot and attended a bigot type school then we can make assumptions that the young man is highly likely to be a bigot. Calling out bigotry as I see it doesn’t male me one. As another symptom of this you will note that all the black Bordeaux players who took umbrage at him at the end of the Champions Cup final last year. No coincidence.

What really bothers me is the English supporters. Are they really OK with one of their own on International duties mocking French supporters in that match in Paris. Is this what Englishness still is?



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SC 2 hours ago
Crusaders vs Drua takes: Four-try Taylor stars in fitting stadium farewell

You do realize the All Blacks best era is when they had a very big 6 with Jerome Kaino (2008-2015)

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Eric Elwood 2 hours ago
Feinberg-Mngomezulu criticism: 'That's certainly something Rassie Erasmus will look at'

I think the competition needs to be fair and the SA teams should be allowed to earn home ties as far as the final. We were very close to a Bulls/Stormers QTR final which would have been a breakthrough. It is a pity because both teams now have a feeling for the competition.

Glasgow is a hard enough place to play without a permanent game of two hald gale every match. I was going to rant about having such an important fixture on a ping pong court but I’m originally from Connacht so Ill hold my tongue.



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Eric Elwood 2 hours ago
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As I said the Glasgow player held onto the Bulls players jersey with both fists, what you saw was the player being held trying to release himself before the mellee. Brousset didn’t bother to see who started and penalized Bulls an extra 10 allowing the Glasgow to kick close to the Bulls line and score.

This sh1t hawking hasn’t served Scotland well in the past (see record versus Ireland), it won’t help Glasgow.



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PMcD 4 hours ago
How big-spending Bath and Saracens swapped places as England's dominant force

Alfie is a trade off player.

He’s a world class close contact carrier (a bit like Tom Willis) with an incredible leg drive ability and he’s also an outstanding pick and go player 5m from the scrum (similar skill but slightly differently and he’s very good at clearing rucks (usually takes 2 players when he hits a ruck).



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PMcD 4 hours ago
How big-spending Bath and Saracens swapped places as England's dominant force

Although if we are really honest, they were all chasing the dream of competing in the Heineken/Investec Champions Cup whilst trying to manage within a salary cap of the domestic league, which is potentially starting to be the same issue in a post Covid world.

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JW 4 hours ago
Crusaders vs Drua takes: Four-try Taylor stars in fitting stadium farewell

For sure could hve been done with less if things had of been going to plan, this would just another cost they accepted as necessary when making the decision. I don’t think we can overestimate the importance of this series.

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PMcD 4 hours ago
How big-spending Bath and Saracens swapped places as England's dominant force

Now you are starting to understand my “fluffy dreams” about Gerhard Steenkamp to add some destruction at LHP. One can only hope & dream but I think JvG knows the reality he will face. 🤣🤣🤣

I just don’t think Jamie Bhattie will be destructive enough at scrum time but is a solid enough replacement for Van Wyk.



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PMcD 5 hours ago
How big-spending Bath and Saracens swapped places as England's dominant force

He is but he’s a bit light for International level, hence why I think Blamire & Tuipulotu have a bit more in the carrying ability at International level.

The player I also rate is Craig Wright at Saints - I think he’s another LCD in the making the way he plays.



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PMcD 5 hours ago
How big-spending Bath and Saracens swapped places as England's dominant force

I think that’s very fair.

Saints have been much more consistent in attack this season and have been the better team so far.



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cm 5 hours ago
Toulouse hunt Bears to European extinction, Glasgow slaughter Bulls

lol

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NB 5 hours ago
How big-spending Bath and Saracens swapped places as England's dominant force

I actually think the Barbeary sale will work out well for you, I wd trust the three you mention more.

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NB 5 hours ago
How big-spending Bath and Saracens swapped places as England's dominant force

Glad to hear it😁

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NB 5 hours ago
How big-spending Bath and Saracens swapped places as England's dominant force

Those ‘build from the bottm up’ convos can often be the most rewarding P. Never lose faith in them!

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NB 5 hours ago
How big-spending Bath and Saracens swapped places as England's dominant force

The game came down to scrum [see next piece!]. You have Will Stuart to come back ofc but it will not represent the same challenge for opponents as it has for the past three seasons without TDT.

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