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Show Descriptions

Friday 15 September 2000
09:00-10:00
The Rugby Club
14:00-15:00
The Rugby Club

Saturday 16 September 2000
14:00-16:30
Ford Rugby Union: Zurich Premiership - Harlequins Vs Bristol- Live
22:00-23:30
Rugby Union Update: Zurich Premiership Harlequins Vs Bristol
02:00-03:30
Rugby Union Update: Zurich Premiership - Harlequins Vs Bristol Highlights

Sunday 17 September 2000
10:30-12:00
Rugby Union Update: Zurich Premiership Harlequins Vs Bristol

Thursday 21 September 2000
18:00-19:00
The Rugby Club
23:00-00:00
The Rugby Club

Friday 22 September 2000
09:00-10:00
The Rugby Club
13:00-14:00
The Rugby Club
16:00-17:00
The Rugby Club

Bristol:

Coach: Dean Ryan
Captain: To be confirmed
Ground: The Memorial Ground
Last season: 6th.

In:
Leigh Davies (Cardiff), Ben Sturnham (Bath), Neil McCarthy (Gloucester), Kris Fullman (London Irish)
Out:
Nick Burrows (Harlequins), Matthew Back (Worcester), Pablo Lemoine (Castres), Christian Evans (Worcester), Jon Evans (Pontypridd), Al Charron (Pau)

Leigh Davies
Dean Ryan, promoted to head coach after Bob Dwyer's departure, has a difficult task on his hands. Not only must he lift a squad whose failure to qualify for the Heineken Cup undermined the confidence of millionaire chairman Malcolm Pearce, but he must do it without three of the club's best players last season - Burrows, Lemoine, and Charron.

It is difficult to see Bristol improve on last season's ninth place and a lower mid-table beckons for the West Country men. However, if Ryan can get the best out of his new signings, especially the brilliant Leigh davies, then Pearce could get a much better return for his investment.

Other Zurich Premiership teams:
Bath Gloucester Harlequins Leicester London Irish Newcastle Northampton Rotherham Sale Saracens Wasps