Bath Time


Steeno
By Moorsman
November 30 2017

Having come away from the first v second fixture against Sarries with a win, focus now changes to the visit of third place Bath.

Bath time

It's Bath Time
 
Exeter Chief's Gareth Steenson celebrates with the trophy after the Aviva Premiership Final at Twick

Having come away from the first v second fixture against Sarries with a win, focus now changes to the visit of third place Bath.  Bath are flying high given their lack of tries and this suggests they are pretty reliable off the tee.  As we know our tussles with Bath tend to be closely fought affairs and I can't see this weeks fixture following this patter.  Particularly as the Chiefs haven't really fired on all cylinders yet this season.  I'm sure that Rob Baxter will have been working with the players on starting the game with a bang as the last two performances have lacked early intensity.
 
 
PWDLFATFTATBLB-/+BPPts
1 Chiefs 9 7 0 2 238 147 30 18 5 2 91 7 35
2 Sarries 9 6 0 3 288 153 34 17 4 2 135 6 30
3 Bath 9 6 0 3 231 177 22 23 3 2 54 5 29
4 Tigers 9 6 0 3 229 200 25 24 1 2 29 3 27
5 Glaws 9 6 0 3 192 218 25 26 3 0 -26 3 27
6 Wasps 9 5 0 4 235 208 30 22 3 1 27 4 24
7 Saints 9 4 0 5 218 234 29 31 3 2 -16 5 21
8 Quins 9 4 0 5 245 268 29 33 3 1 -23 4 20
9 Falcons 9 4 0 5
Bath Time
Posted by: thechiefstribe.com (IP Logged)
Date: 30/11/2017 15:12

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