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If one is misfortune and two is carelessness how on earth to describe the loss of a third Premiership club in the space of eight months? London Irish have finally followed Worcester and Wasps in being kicked out of the league, the financial mess that engulfs club rugby growing deeper. Again it is a tale of broken promises, of misplaced hope that salvation was round the corner.
P lenty of arguments are raging in rugby union and the next big battle is for the soul of the English game. There is recognition on all sides that something has to change. As Bristol’s director of rugby, Pat Lam, said last week, it has become a source of global curiosity. “Everyone around the world knows England have the most rugby players and the most resources,” he said. “They’re envious. So how are we struggling? You have to ask the question.”
Bristol owner Steve Lansdown said on Thursday that investing in English club rugby amounts to putting money into a "black hole" as Premiership sides Wasps and Worcester struggle to stay afloat.
Bristol City picked up their first win of the 2022/23 Championship season on Tuesday night with a hard-fought 2-0 victory over Luton Town.
Bristol City owner Steve Lansdown has hinted that the club will look to move Han-Noah Massengo if his contract situation cannot be resolve but indicated there has not been any interest in him.
He is unlikely to take the Easter Road first-team squad to Gullane Bents for a few punishing pre-season runs up the sand dunes but he might bring in a sleep coach, special forces, or a few former players to share their experiences with the team.
Bristol City are hoping to bring West Brom’s head of recruitment Ian Pearce to Ashton Gate to lead a restructure of the club.