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A sensational try from Louis Rees-Zammit and 11 points from the boot of James Williams saw Bristol Bears claim a losing bonus-point against Leicester Tigers.

Bears took an early lead through a blistering score from the British & Irish Lion but went into the half-time break trailing 12-7 after Matias Moroni and Tom Jordan were sin-binned.

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Samoan winger David Lemi was one of the most exciting Bristol players of the professional era, a speedy and elusive runner with the ability to conjure tries from seemingly impossible positions.

He arrived at the club as a virtual unknown, but by the time of his departure he was unquestionably a Bristol legend. Lemi was signed by Richard Hill in 2005, having impress...


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Matt Salter was an iconic figure in Bristol’s recent history and will be remembered as one of the club’s greatest ever captains. He led the club for four consecutive seasons from 2004, and during this time Bristol regained their position in the Guinness Premiership and finished third in the table in the 2006-07 season.

Playing mainly as a no-nonsense, tough tacklin...


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Ward returns for Bears’ Next Gen Cup semi-final

England international Abbie Ward returns to action for the first time since the birth of her second child as Bristol Bears Women take on Saracens in the semi-final of the JAECOO Next Gen Cup on Saturday (6pm KO).

The experienced second row is named in the starting XV for the knockout clash at...


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Ralph Andrew Knibbs burst memorably into the Bristol first team when, as a 17-year-old, he scored a try with his first touch of the ball on his debut in a Friday night fixture at the Memorial Ground against Pontypridd in 1982.

Bristol had just been unexpectedly knocked out of the John Player Cup at home to Liverpool, and Knibbs made an instant impression as the tea...


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