Sean Lynn: Gloucester-Hartpury boss not in contact over Wales women role
Gloucester Hartpury return to league action this Saturday after a three-week break with a local derby against Bristol Bears at Kingsholm, making it four consecutive games before Christmas. The first game.
They are currently third, 11 points behind leaders Saracens with a game in hand, but just one point and place ahead of the Bears they defeated in last season’s final.
“We’ve got to make some fine-tuning defensively and offensively and we’ve been working hard because we know the next four weeks are really important – starting against Bristol this weekend,” Lynn said.
The club welcomes England number eight Sarah Beckett for the first time this season, while England defender Maud Muir and defender Mia Venner may also be injured due to injury Featured in matchday squad after suspension.
“These are the games these girls want to play in — top-four games — and tight games and make these tough decisions,” Lynn said.
“As a coaching staff, we’re excited about these.
“There’s nothing better than a local derby at Kingsholm – fingers crossed the result goes in our favor and we’ll just see if we finish in the top two.”
