Dean Mumm will lead his country for the first time, while six others could potentially play their maiden matches at senior level for Australia, after all being named in the Qantas Wallabies side to play Gloucester Rugby tomorrow night.

Tickets for Gloucester Rugby's prestigious match against the Wallabies on Tuesday, 3rd November 2009 have now sold out in the Shed.

Gloucester Rugby's former All Black fly half Carlos Spencer has played against the Australians, the old foe as he calls them, quite a few times in his career so knows what a big deal the November 3rd fixture is.

Legendary British and Irish Lions Head Coach Ian McGeechan was a recent visitor to Kingsholm as he held a book signing and Q&A to promote his autobiography "Lion Man." Whilst in Gloucester, he took time out to talk to the club website.

With Gloucester Rugby set to take on the Qantas Wallabies at Kingsholm in November, the club website was fortunate enough to catch up with Trevor Woodman, the former Gloucester and England prop and current forwards coach at London Wasps to get his thoughts on the occasion.

The Gloucester Rugby ticket office reports that, after a brisk week of business, there are currently limited seats available for Gloucester Rugby's historic encounter against Australia on Tuesday November 3rd (kick off 7:45pm).

Current Gloucester Rugby and former All Black prop Greg Somerville told the club website this week that he's locked horns with the Wallabies on more than a few occasions in the past and is keen to do so again.

Seven uncapped players have been included among the 35-man Qantas Wallabies squad announced today for the 2009 Spring Tour, among a travelling party which also includes a new captain, Rocky Elsom, and vice captain, in Berrick Barnes.

Regular contributor to the Gloucester Rugby matchday programme and lifelong Gloucester supporter Peter Arnold casts his mind back over previous Australian visits to Kingsholm.

Australia have named their 43-man training squad for the tour of Europe, which includes the match against Gloucester at Kingsholm on November 3rd.

Gloucester Rugby Managing Director Ken Nottage today spoke of the buzz of excitement that is sweeping around Kingsholm following the announcement earlier this week that the Qantas Wallablies will be playing Gloucester in November.