Squad news and stats from previous meetings
Top try scorer
By Duncan Wood
November 8 2002
Here is the squad news from both camps and stats from previous meetings. Both coaches are playing their cards close to their chests and naming squads rather than starting lineups. Bristol lead the series 6-4.
Peter Thorburn hasn't given much away in advance by naming a 27 man squad whilst Rob Andrew names a 22 man squad. It's a case of selecting 30 from 47 I suppose!
Ben Sturnham, Matt Salter and Brendon Daniel all make the squad for the first time in several weeks as they return from injury.
Also, the Puma pairing of Pichot and Contepomi, make good their promise of flying back in time to take on Newcastle after playing for Argentina for Australia last Saturday although a full 80 minutes may be beyond them after the travel.
Newcastle's squad contains a lot of unfamiliar names to Bristol supporters due to some notable international absentees although there are still some very good players on display - May, Noon, Stephenson, Taione, Hurter, Arnold etc
The Bristol and Newcastle squads are as follows:
Bristol Shoguns (from) |
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Newcastle Falcons (from) |
Lee Best |
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Micky Ward |
David Rees |
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Ian Peel |
Andrew Higgins |
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James Isaacson |
Daryl Gibson |
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Marius Hurter |
Phil Christophers |
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Matt Thompson |
Felipe Contepomi |
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Nick Makin |
Agustin Pichot |
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Andrew Springgay |
Darren Crompton |
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Craig Hamilton |
Paul Johnstone |
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Hugh Vyvyan |
Emiliano Bergamaschi |
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Jon Dunbar |
Garath Archer (capt) |
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Richard Arnold |
Alex Brown |
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Phil Dowson |
Craig Short |
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Epi Taione |
Michael Lipman |
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Hall Charlton |
Rhys Oakley |
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James Grindal |
Martin Shaw |
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Brendon Daniel |
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Earl Va'a |
Saul Nelson |
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Tom May |
Chris Morgan |
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Jamie Noon |
Chris Rowland |
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Michael Stephenson |
Matt Carrington |
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Liam Botham |
Shane Drahm |
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Mark Wilkinson |
Peter Richards |
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Phil Godman |
Paul Hodgson |
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Ben Sturnham |
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Matt Salter |
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Scott Morgan |
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Bristol Shoguns vs Newcastle Falcons
Sun 10 Nov at Memorial Stadium - KO 15:00
Summary of meetings between the teams in the Premiership
Played 10
Bristol Shoguns Won 6 , 60.0%
Newcastle Falcons Won 4, 40.0%
Biggest Win for Bristol Shoguns, 26 - 0, 04 Dec 1993
Biggest Win for Newcastle Falcons, 50 - 8, 27 Dec 1997
Bristol Shoguns top try scorer vs Newcastle Falcons, Luke Nabaro,
4 tries
Bristol Shoguns top points scorer vs Newcastle Falcons, Mark
Tainton, 25 points
Newcastle Falcons top try scorer vs Bristol Shoguns, Gary
Armstrong, 5 tries
Newcastle Falcons top points scorer vs Bristol Shoguns, Jonny
Wilkinson, 52 points
Previous Meetings
| Date | Result | Venue | |
| 24 Feb 2002 | Bristol Shoguns vs Newcastle | 33-17 | Memorial Stadium |
| 14 Oct 2001 | Bristol Shoguns vs Newcastle | 20-37 | Kingston Park |
| 27 Dec 2000 | Bristol Shoguns vs Newcastle | 15-23 | Kingston Park |
| 17 Dec 2000 | Bristol Shoguns vs Newcastle | 27-14 | Memorial Stadium |
| 23 Apr 2000 | Bristol Shoguns vs Newcastle | 30-11 | Memorial Stadium |
| 26 Sep 1999 | Bristol Shoguns vs Newcastle | 37-32 | Kingston Park |
| 26 Apr 1998 | Bristol Shoguns vs Newcastle | 18-43 | Kingston Park |
| 27 Dec 1997 | Bristol Shoguns vs Newcastle | 8-50 | Memorial Stadium |
| 23 Apr 1994 | Bristol Shoguns vs Newcastle | 22-13 | Kingston Park |
| 04 Dec 1993 | Bristol Shoguns vs Newcastle | 26-0 | Memorial Stadium |
Bristol Shoguns (12) v Newcastle Falcons (8)
· Bristol have won only one of their seven Premiership games
so far this season - a 25-20 win over Leicester on 29 September.
· The Falcons have lost their last eight away Premiership and
Championship matches, although they did beat Grenoble 19-12 in
France on 12 October.
· Newcastle have won just once in five trips to the Memorial
Stadium - a 50 points to 8 drubbing in December 1997 (when
Bristol actually led for a while following a Dave Tuieti
interception try!)
