Gloucester Rugby's Jonny May has been named Aviva Premiership Player of the Month for January and received his award at Kingsholm this week.

Former London Irish prop Dan Murphy was able to draw positives from reshuffled Gloucester's brave 23-15 LV= Cup defeat at Gloucester but admitted that getting a win would have been nice.

Following the 23-15 defeat at London Irish that ended Gloucester's LV= Cup hopes, Head Coach Bryan Redpath rued a result that he felt could have gone his team's way.

Peter Buxton recently made his 250th competitive appearance for Gloucester Rugby and team mates Andy Hazell and Alex Brown are not far behind him. Bucko admitted this week that such experience will be important this weekend against London Irish.

Speaking to the media ahead of Saturday's LV= Cup fixture at London Irish on Saturday, Head Coach Bryan Redpath discussed the selection challenges that have faced him this week.

Gloucester Rugby Head Coach Bryan Redpath expressed how impressed he was with players stepping up to the plate with so many of their team mates being called up for Six Nations and Saxons duty, to achieve a 40-3 over Cardiff Blues

Captain Peter Buxton spoke after Gloucester's 40-3 victory over Cardiff Blues at a freezing Kingsholm and talked us through his try that saw him keep up with winger on the day, Henry Trinder

Back row forward Brett Deacon admitted that it's been frustrating waiting for a first team opportunity but that he's determined to show what he can do against the Cardiff Blues at Kingsholm on Saturday (kick off 3pm).

Gloucester Rugby will be without a host of international players when they take on the Cardiff Blues in the LV= Cup at Kingsholm on Saturday (kick off 3pm) but Head Coach Bryan Redpath feels it's a real opportunity for those on duty.

Winger Charlie Sharples, scorer of Gloucester's third try in the 34-24 win over Toulouse on Friday evening, admitted it had been a great way to finish off the Heineken Cup campaign and that the win would give the team a real boost for the rest of the season.

Bryan Redpath praised his team after their fantastic 34-24 victory over Toulouse in the last round of the Heineken Cup

A raucous Kingsholm saw a Gloucester side back on form as they beat French giants Toulouse 34-24. After the match we spoke to prop Rupert Harden on the great team performance.

Fly half Freddie Burns, who put pen to paper on a new contract with the club this week, spoke at the club's midweek media session of how much he and his team mates are looking forward to the visit of Toulouse on Friday evening (kick off 8pm).

Head Coach Bryan Redpath knows that his Gloucester side will be taking on one of the very best teams in Europe when Toulouse come to Kingsholm in the Heineken Cup on Friday evening (kick off 8pm) but that it's a challenge that should be relished and not feared.

Talking after the game at the Stoop, Gloucester Rugby full back Jonny May admitted that the performance at Quins was a step up from last week but that the close defeat was hugely frustrating.

Following the 20-14 Heineken Cup defeat away at Harlequins on Saturday, Gloucester Rugby Head Coach Bryan Redpath praised his side's pride and passion and felt that they could have nicked victory at the death.

After a decent run of form recently, Gloucester slipped to a disappointing defeat at Worcester last weekend. Second row Jim Hamilton explained this week that he hopes to see a reaction against Harlequins on Saturday in what promises to be a very tough encounter.

Speaking ahead of Saturday's Heineken Cup fixture away at Harlequins, Gloucester Rugby Head Coach Bryan Redpath stressed that his side will have to take their chances at the Stoop if they are to be in with a chance of getting a result.

Interviewed following the game at Worcester on Saturday, prop Rupert Harden cut a frustrated figure as he spoke about the reasons for the defeat.

Whilst praising the opposition, the Worcester Warriors, Gloucester Rugby Head Coach Bryan Redpath bemoaned the errors which allowed Worcester to score two soft tries at Sixways on Saturday.

Given the current congested nature of the Aviva Premiership table, Gloucester Rugby winger Charlie Sharples knows the importance of picking up points on the road even in a tough derby game like Saturday's trip to Worcester.

Gloucester Rugby Head Coach Bryan Redpath told the local media this week that he and his side fully appreciate the magnitude of the derby clash with the Worcester Warriors this weekend and the need to continue Gloucester's recent good form.

Ahead of the London Wasps game prior to Christmas, Gloucester Rugby's Official Supplements Supplier Nutrition X provided some of the squad with a chance to try their hand at a different sport.

Freddie Burns kicked five penalty goals to earn Gloucester a 15-15 draw at Vicarage Road on Sunday. He told the club website after the game that it was important to adapt his game and kick more than usual.

Speaking to the media following the 15-15 draw against Saracens at Vicarage Road on Sunday, Gloucester Rugby Head Coach Bryan Redpath declared himself delighted with the draw and the two points.

Despite some strong performances in recent weeks, Peter Buxton admitted this week that Gloucester will have to take it up a notch to get something out of this weekend's Aviva Premiership fixture against Saracens at Vicarage Road.

Speaking to the local media ahead of the New Year's Day Aviva Premiership clash with Saracens at Vicarage Road, Gloucester Rugby Head Coach Bryan Redpath admitted it's a tough trip but that his side have to have a positive mindset.

Talking to the club website following the 39-10 win over London Wasps on Boxing Day, Gloucester Rugby Head Coach Bryan Redpath reflected on a performance when a lot more went to plan than in recent weeks.

Double try scorer Jonny May spoke after Gloucester caused trouble for visitors, London Wasps after a 39-10 victory in front of a sold out stadium with more than 16,000 rugby fans. The young wing explained that all important confidence

Club Captain Luke Narraway started Gloucester's winning campaign with a break over the line to kick start a 39-10 victory over visitors, London Wasps.

Jonny May was a try scoring replacement against Connacht last weekend to earn Gloucester a key win. He spoke this week of the importance of playing different positions to increase his overall rugby knowledge although he'd like to settle on a specialist position some day in the future.

Talking ahead of Gloucester's final Aviva Premiership match of the year, at home to London Wasps on Boxing Day, Head Coach Bryan Redpath admitted that he's looking forward to seeing his team perform at a packed out Kingsholm, an environment that should inspire his team.

Freddie Burns was a half time replacement for the injured Tim Taylor against Connacht on Saturday but took it in his stride, telling the club website after the game that you always have to be ready and prepared to play your part.

Shortly after scoring the try that clinched Gloucester's 23-19 Heineken Cup win over Connacht, second half replacement Jonny May told the club website that he was just happy to get on the pitch and make a contribution.

Head Coach Bryan Redpath expressed his relief after this evening's 23-19 victory over Connacht, despite what he admitted was a poor performance.

Fly half Freddie Burns, who kicked nine points in the 14-10 win over Connacht last weekend, admitted that training has been a happier place to be this week as a result of the victory in Galway.

Speaking ahead of this weekend's return fixture against Connacht in the Heineken Cup on Saturday (kick off 3:40pm), Gloucester Rugby Head Coach Bryan Redpath admitted that last weekend's win in Galway had been a real boost.

Following the 14-10 Heineken Cup win over Connacht on Saturday, flanker Andy Hazell admitted that it hadn't been a feast of running rugby but that securing a win had been vital.

James Simpson-Daniel, Gloucester's try scorer in the 14-10 win over Connacht, praised his team mates and also the opposition but admitted that securing the win was very important for Gloucester.

Talking to the media after the 14-10 Heineken Cup win in Connacht on Saturday afternoon, Gloucester Rugby Head Coach Bryan Redpath paid tribute to his players for triumphing in difficult circumstances.

Rupert Harden spoke this week of how much he has been enjoying increased first team action this season and how the competition for a front row berth is driving him on.

Ahead of Saturday's Heineken Cup clash with Connacht on Saturday afternoon, Gloucester Rugby Head Coach Bryan Redpath told the local media that the Irish province will provide his side with a real tough test.

In the gloom of an empty Kingston Park some time after Friday night's final whistle, Gloucester Rugby skipper Luke Narraway couldn't hide the bitter disappointment of defeat.

Gloucester Rugby Head Coach Bryan Redpath was frank in his assessment of his team's performance when he spoke to the media following Friday night's 26-25 defeat at the Newcastle Falcons.

Ahead of the Friday night fixture at Newcastle Falcons, Gloucester Rugby wing James Simpson-Daniel spoke to the club website about the challenges of winning at Kingston Park and also about owning a winning racehorse.

Talking to the media ahead of Friday night's Aviva Premiership fixture at the Newcastle Falcons, Head Coach Bryan Redpath admitted that his side will travel north as underdogs given their recent record at Kingston Park.

Gloucester Rugby Head Coach Bryan Redpath stated his frustration in today's narrow defeat of 19-14 to Leicester Tigers earlier at Kingsholm

Gloucester Rugby Captain and Try scorer Luke Narraway spoke of the hard work put into the game today against Leicester Tigers, and how things must step up ahead of Newcastle Falcons