With the release of 19 players following the conclusion of the 2024/25 season, Gloucester Rugby are electing for a massive rebuild, uncommon in the sport of rugby. The Gloucestershire side faces a significant transition Park Life Sport will rank Gloucester’s decision to release numerous senior players. Chris Harris- S Losing Harris is a huge loss […]
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“Only Two More Chances to Wear the Badge”– Director of Gloucester Rugby George Skivington on Gloucester Exits
Gloucester Rugby announced today that 19 players from their current squad will not be returning next season, with several key names now seeking new clubs. Director of Rugby George Skivington addressed the media to explain the reasoning behind the departures but stressed that his focus remains firmly on finishing the current campaign strong, rather than […]
Breaking: 19 Gloucester Rugby Players Set to Depart at End of 2024/25 Season
Gloucester Rugby have confirmed that 19 players will depart the club at the end of the season, including six key members of the squad who are now seeking new opportunities. In addition to the previously confirmed senior departures, club centurions Chris Harris, Ruan Ackermann, and Freddie Clarke will also leave Kingsholm this summer, each moving […]
Gloucester Rugby head coach, George Skivington says “We got beaten in every aspect of the game” following their heavy defeat against Harlequins
The Gloucester Rugby head coach, George Skivington admits he was left “scratching his head” just five minutes into the game after his side lost 38-19 to Harlequins at the Allianz Stadium. “I don’t think we showed up today if I’m honest. A disappointing evening in the capital. 🃏 38 – 19 🍒 | #HARvGLO pic.twitter.com/Zbd5SsKLg8 […]
Harlequins dominate Gloucester 38-19 as Cadan Murley and Marcus Smith star in Premiership clash
On Saturday, May 10th, the Allianz Stadium was the scene of a captivating Gallagher Premiership clash, where Harlequins delivered a commanding performance against Gloucester, securing a 38–19 victory. This triumph not only bolstered Harlequins’ position with a crucial bonus point but also dealt a significant blow to Gloucester’s aspirations for a playoff spot, underscoring the […]
Leinster and Ireland International fly-half Ross Bryne joins Gloucester Rugby
Gloucester Rugby confirms the signing of Ireland International fly-half Ross Bryne for the 2025/26 campaign. The 29-year-old joins the Cherry and Whites on a three-year deal from Irish giants Leinster, where he made 177 appearances since emerging out of the club’s academy. Throughout his 10-year spell at the club, Bryne won the United Rugby Championship four […]
Six Nations Preview: England face tough test, Italy could make history and Ireland welcome back experienced star
This week’s action in the six nations has the chance to shape how the rest of the competition will look. England look to realistically keep their title hopes alive as they welcome a strong France side to the newly named Allianz Stadium, Twickenham. Italy have the chance to create history as they welcome […]
“Getting pelters from the shed to having them in behind” – former Gloucester and Bath back row Gareth Delve takes a look at the rivalry ahead of academy clash
Gareth Delve, a product of Bath’s academy system, who went on to wear the colours of bitter rivals Gloucester, re-enters the rivalry as a coach. Delve made his senior debut away to Gloucester in May 2002 for the Blue, Black and Whites, which saw the home side win 68-12, playing in front of the […]
Gloucester Rugby U18’s host local rivals Bath as they look to close the gap between the two sides ahead of finals day
Gloucester welcome Bath in the Premiership Rugby U18 Academy League as they look to pick up a crucial victory to move within a point of their West Country rivals with finals day looming. The Cherry and Whites are coming off a big win away to Exeter Chiefs which saw them win 47-29. Academy manager and […]
“The only way clubs can survive is through broadcasting” – Former international referee Ed Morrison on Rugby Union’s sobering state
Former international rugby union referee Ed Morrison insisted clubs rely heavily on broadcasting after the sport has suffered financially in recent years. With the 2025 Six Nations in full flow, the buzz around the sport is back for a short while. The viewing figures of international rugby will always remain high and generate substantial […]










