22 Sep 17
Gloucester's Defence Coach Jonny Bell was relieved, yet proud of his side's efforts as they overcame a stubborn Worcester side by 24 points to 19 on Friday night.
21 Sep 17
Speaking to the local media this week, lock Jeremy Thrush spoke of the squad's determination to focus on individual roles ahead of Friday night's meeting with Worcester Warriors (KO 19:45)
21 Sep 17
Speaking to the media ahead of Friday's Aviva Premiership clash at home to Worcester (kick off 7:45pm), Head Coach Johan Ackermann admitted it's good to be back at Kingsholm after two away games and wants his team to be ready for the challenge that the Warriors will bring.
17 Sep 17
It was a disappointing return to Welford Road for former Leicester player Ed Slater on Saturday afternoon, and after the game he reflected on how individual errors cost Gloucester dear against Leicester.
16 Sep 17
Head Coach Johan Ackermann admitted that Gloucester hadn't been good enough in the first half at Leicester, but took heart from the way his team bounced back, worked hard and kept creating chances
15 Sep 17
Speaking to the media this week, back row forward Ruan Ackermann spoke about how he is settling in to a new league ahead of Saturday's trip to Leicester Tigers.
15 Sep 17
After opening the Aviva Premiership season with a victory, Gloucester couldn't follow up with a win at Quins last weekend. Johan Ackermann told the local media this week the Stoop performance was disappointing but that the team are well prepared for a challenging trip to Leicester.
14 Sep 17
Gloucester-Hartpury Women will kick off their Tyrrells Premier 15s campaign on Saturday at Darlington Mowden Park Sharks. Head Coach Susie Appleby and players Kathryn Buggy and Courtney Gill attended the tournament launch event at Twickenham and here's what they had to say.
10 Sep 17
Head of Academy Richard Whiffin was full of praise for his young United side who made it two from two in this season's Premiership Rugby A League with a 36-26 win over Bath at Kingsholm on Sunday.
10 Sep 17
John Afoa was realistic in his post-match assessment, stating that most of the things that went well against Exeter last weekend simply didn't against Quins on Saturday leaving Gloucester with too much to do.
