Can Glaws take EDF form into season's finale?

DR - what's a choker?
By Cherry Picker
March 31 2009

Gloucester and the Kingsholm fans will be hoping the team’s great display in the EDF semi-final against Ospreys was a sign of things to come in the remainder of the season as Dean Ryan and his team aim to book a second visit to Twickenham in the Guinness premiership play-off final.

After the disappointments of recent seasons, two appearances at Twickers would be a fitting end to an up and down season - two winning appearances would be brilliant.
The EDF Final against Cardiff on April 18 is sandwiched between GP matches away to Northampton and Wasps and the rearranged home game against Worcester.
Rugby, like all sport, is full of “what ifs”, but Glaws must be regretting their poor performance at Wuss earlier this month when they went down 14-10.
Look at the League table and see what a difference a win in that game would have made – and Glaws know they could have won.
Mike Tindall’s (right) knee injury is expected to keep him out at Northampton at the weekend, while James Simpson-Daniel’s thigh injury could be more of a problem and he could be sidelined for longer.

Meanwhile, Ryan has told the Citizen that he doesn’t lose a lot of sleep over the “chokers” tag his team has been lumbered with.
He said: "I'm not sure what choking means.
“You can lose any game. What we needed to do (against Ospreys) was front up physically against an international side and play in a different environment to what we're used to in the Premiership.
"It's different to the Premiership. The ruck area is not as easy to win ball and we've got to stay in there and I thought we did that.
"If that answers any of the criticisms great, it's there for everyone to see."Now he and Glaws will be hoping the lift the win over Ospreys should have given the squad will show itself in their form for the remaining games of this season.