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The only area where Bristol failed to meet the same levels of accuracy was at the line out where the visitors lost four out of 16 on their own throw.While hooker Shaun Malton will take the brunt of the blame watching back the game it is clear there were a number of problems with the lifting pods as well as the throws.That will need to be better if Bristol are going to win five in a row when Harlequins come to Ashton Gate on Sunday.Lam is right to want to get Bristolians into the team as much as possible because if you could bottle the motivation and emotion displayed by Southmead born and bred lock Joe Joyce it would be more explosive than rocket fuel.The second row had another exceptional game and on derby days like this he is the spiritual heart of the side.The smile on Joyce’s face as he led a rendition of the Bears’ celebration song ‘Blackbird’ on The Rec pitch was the picture of pure joy.Former Bristol academy manager Mike Hall, who is now at Worcester Warriors, summed it up perfectly on Twitter.He wrote: "In August 2011, we asked Bristol Bears [then Bristol Rugby] U18’s - “what’s your ultimate rugby goal”. Bristol to field their second-youngest ever Gallagher Premiership player for trip to SaleRadradra starts again as Bristol Bears make 9 changes for Exeter ChiefsBristol name team for Gloucester, hand starts to trio of new arrivals33 players have extended their contracts at Bristol Bears British heavyweight Joe Joyce returned to the ring in style with a third-round stoppage of Germany's Michael Wallisch. JOE JOYCE sent a spiteful reminder of his power to Daniel Dubois ahead of their October 24 clash with a scorching hot keep-warm KO win. Your number will not be used for any purpose other than to update you on all things Bristol Bears. Every one of them wrote - “to captain England and play for the Lions” or some variation, apart from one lad, who wrote “to play for Bristol in the Premiership and beat Bath at the Rec”....take a bow Joe Joyce.The number of times I have written ‘historic win’ in the last 12 months is beginning to be too many to count.Bristol Bears ended a 14-year wait for a win at The Rec on Sunday which also the last time the club completed the double over their neighbours.The great news, which was reiterated by Lam and fly-half Callum Sheedy after the final whistle, is this is clearly not a flash in the pan from Bristol.The club are building to be better and better each season and the future looks incredibly bright.If so, you could receive the latest club news straight to your phone by signing up to our WhatsApp service.Bristol Bears writer John Evely will send you links to the breaking stories, direct to your mobile, via the easy-to-use app.Among the things you can expect are transfer news, interviews, match reports, injury updates, team news and live blogs.
There are going to be some tired and battered bodies out there today for Bristol Bears but the good news is there appeared to be no significant injuries from the tie for the visitors.Jordan Crane left for a HIA just before the break and never returned by Lam confirmed after the match the 33-year-old had passed the tests but was only ever expected to play until half time so with Nathan Hughes warmed-up and on the field in his place he opted to keep the powerful number eight on.We will get a more comprehensive injury update from the club at the press conference on Wednesday. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. Breaking News at IrishTimes.com. Fresh from their restart win over champions Saracens, Bristol have named their team for Friday night's Premiership trip to derby r… Skipper Steven Luatua, Charles Piutau, Nathan Hughes and Kyle Sinckler are among the list of 33 players to agree on Bristol contra… RugbyPass is the premier destination for rugby fans across the globe, with the best news, analysis, shows, highlights, podcasts, documentaries, live match & player stats, live blog feeds, and in some territories live streaming of the world's greatest rugby tournaments all in HD. Blindside Steven Luatua wore seven on his back for the first time as a Bear and revelled in the role, Jordan Crane made his first start of the season having been sidelined with injury and put in a superb no-nonsense performance in the first half, with Nathan Huges adding some extra muscle after the break.Chris Vui, playing at six again, atoned for his dropped ball on the line against Worcester with a world class finish to score the first try at the Rec as he carried formidable lock Josh McNally over the line with him.Bristol proved once and for all they can performance on any playing surface.Bristol’s victory over Bath was quite simply because they were more clinical with their chances.As you would expect being the away side travelling to a ground where Bath have lost just once this season in the league, against Saracens, having toppled pace setters Exeter Chiefs and Northampton Saints already, Bristol were starved of possession and territory, with just 34 percent of the ball and 30 percent of the field position.But for the most part the Bears were clinical when they had chances.Bath hammered bluntly away at the organised Bristol defence for the majority of the game while in contrast the Bears capitalised on when they created broken field, scoring through Vui and Randall after a pair of breaks from Luke Morahan and Alapati Leiua after Callum Sheedy ghosted through a gap he said his dad could have got through in post-match comments.The man he sped around to make the critical break - just British and Irish Lions number eight Taulupe Faletau.No wonder the fly-half keeps being linked with a potential international call-up. Joyce extended his unbeaten record to 11 fights. At the age of 34, he was being fast tracked but the shutdown has been a road block.
Jordan Crane and Joe Joyce celebrate in the huddle after Bristol Bears win 13-19 -When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Joe Joyce brutally honest about Anthony Joshua, Tyson Fury, Olympic agony and artistic chaos "He's good in a dogfight, but it would be fun. Joe Joyce Profile - Bristol Gallagher Premiership | RugbyPass Documentaries, Highlights, Shows, and More, all for Free! Wednesday, November 15th 2017.
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