Who’s who
Chairman: Andrew Brownsword
Directors: Ed Goodall, Simon Halliday
Chief Executive: Bob Calleja
Commercial Director: Tim Davies
Team Administrator: Nina Rogers
Finance Directot: Mark Wilson
Head Coach: Stephen Meehan
Forwards Coach: Mark Bakewell
Defense and Skills Coach: Brad Davis
Academy Manager: Frank Butler
Head Academy Coach: John Palmer
Head of Sports Medicine: Geoff Clark
Head of Strength and Conditioning: Scott Murphy
Strength and Conditioning: Chris Gaviglio
Contact the Club
Postal Address: 11 Argyle Street, Bath BA2 4BQ
Ground Address:
The Recreation Ground
Spring Gardens
Bath
General Enquiries: 01225 325200
Ticket Office: 0871 721 1865
Clubhouse: 01225 469 230
Commercial: 01225 325 200
Directions and match day information
Directions And Information For Away Supporters
By car:
The M4 motorway joins Bath to London in the east and Wales in the west. The M5 links the city with the Midlands to the north, with Somerset, Devon and Cornwall to the south. Bath is best accessed from J18 of the M4.
Please use Bath's Park & Ride facilities wherever possible. In addition to Lambridge Park & Ride (see below) there are several Council run Park & Ride sites serving Bath City Centre which is just a few minutes walk from The Recreation Ground. Please follow this link for more information. Please note that, as these facilities are not run by Bath Rugby, we can accept no responsibility for them or information relating to them. Park & Ride Services:
Bath Park & Ride map
To Lambridge Park & Ride:
From J18 of the M4 follow the A46 to Bath, then follow the signs for the town centre on the A4. After the first set of traffic lights the Lambridge Park & Ride (Bath Rugby's training ground) is immediately on your left. The Park & Ride is open for all 1st XV weekend fixtures.
By train:
Bath Spa station, which is just a 5 minute walk from the Recreation Ground, is connected to London and the South West by Intercity services. Bath also has direct rail links to Cardiff, Salisbury and Southampton. Regular services to Bristol Temple Meads connect with services to Birmingham and the Midlands. National Rail enquiries: 08457 48 49 50. National Rail Enquiries website
By bus
The Recreation Ground is a five minute walk from Bath's main bus terminal and local services stop even closer to the ground. For details of the local bus services in and around Bath, visit First Group Somerset and Avon
By coach
Regular National Express services operate between most major towns and cities in Britain. For further information contact either the Bath Bus Station on 01225 464446 or National Express direct on 08705 80 80 80, or check out the National Express website
To Bath City Centre
Follow directions to Lambridge Park & Ride but then continue on the A4. Now follow the map provided and use the parking located around the city centre. Please note that an experimental access system has been implemented recently which restricts access through the centre itself. Parking is at a premium and is not readily available at busy periods. Please be considerate and do not obstruct public driveways as this naturally alienates residents, thank you.
Club Honours
Roll of Honour
Heineken Cup champions: 1997/98
Courage League Division One champions: 1988/89, 1990/91; 1991/92, 1992/93, 1993/94, 1995/96
John Player Cup champions: 1983/84, 1984/85, 1985/86, 1986/87
Pilkington Cup champions: 1988/89, 1989/90, 1991/92, 1993/94, 1994/95, 1995/96
Middlessex Sevens Winners: 1994
Facts and Figures
Founded in 1865
Most Appearances last season - David Barnes (34)
1st XV Top Goal Kickers - Olly Barkley (95)
1st XV Top Try Scorers - Nick Abendanon (10)
1st XV Top Minutes on Pitch - David Barnes (1,952)
1st XV Top Points Scorers - Olly Barkley (264)
1st XV Tallest Players - Matthew Banahan (2.01m)
1st XV Heaviest Players - Duncan Bell (125kg)
First Overseas Club Game At Bath: 1907 versus Racing Club de France. Result 6 - 6
Bath's First International Tour: 1954 to France
Bath's First England International Player: Herbert Fuller in 1882
First Overseas Tourist: Frederick Charles Belson 1899
International Honours: 53 players have received caps whilst playing for Bath: Adedayo Adebayo, Ian Balshaw, Olly Barkley, Stuart Barnes, Steve Borthwick, Mike Catt, Gareth Chilcott, John Callard, Ben Clarke, Gareth Cooper, Damian Cronin, Graham Dawe, Philip de Glanville, Dan Dorsey, David Egerton, Ieuan Evans, Simon Geoghegan, Danny Grewcock, Jeremy Guscott, Martin Haag John Hall, Simon Halliday, Richard Hill, David Hilton, Jon Horton, Andy Lloyd, Andy Long, Dan Lyle, John Mallett, Federico Mendez, Chris Martin, German Llanes, Kevin Maggs, Andy Nicol, Steve Ojomoh, John Palmer, Matt Perry, Eric Peters, Nigel Redman, Andy Reed, Mark Regan, Andy Robinson, Paul Simpson, Jon Sleightholme, David Sole, Gavin Thomas, Nathan Thomas, Mike Tindall, David Trick, Victor Ubogu, Tom Voyce, Jonathan Webb and Kevin Yates
Facilities: Capacity extended to 10612 for start of season 2006/7.
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