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Spencer, Giltrow and Talbot return for Canterbury visit

Spencer, Giltrow and Talbot return for Canterbury visit

Mike Barber26 Nov 2021 - 10:41

Bristol Hooker Aaron Thompson to make debut

Mitch Spencer, Brad Talbot and Alex Giltrow all return this weekend as Clifton welcome Canterbury to Station Road ahead of the last November game as the club continue there run into Christmas.

Giltrow comes into the front row to replace Charlie Bullimore and he is joined by Bristol Bears Hooker Aaron Thompson. The former SGS prospect has been with Bristol for 2 years and will make his debut for Clifton. Ricky Cano continues in the front row.

Henry Harper is joined by Joe Owen following his return to action last week to form a physical pairing in the second row and the back row sees Brad Talbot return alongside the impressive Max Woodward and Dan Broady.

There is one change in the backline following last weeks win away to Bury; Mitch Spencer comes in for Andrew Simmers, who drops to the bench and Luke Cozens wears 10, Marcus Nel and Zak Hamid form the centre pairing an the back 3 remans the same with Fin Sharp, currently the leagues joint top try scorer, Bentley Halpin and Alex Forrester at 15.

The Bench sees Simmers join Sam Tuner, Regan Herbert, Tom Wilson and Zak Ward.

With Redruth hosting Worthing and Esher playing Guernsey, there will be some movement in the table this weekend, so it is imperative that Clifton continue to pile the pressure on the front runners in that is fast becoming an extremely tight league fight.

Clifton Rugby v Canterbury | Saturday 27th November 2021 | Station Road | 14:30 Kick Off

1. Ricky Cano 2. Aaron Thompson 3. Alex Giltrow 4. Henry Harper 5. Joe Owen 6. Dan Broady7. Max Woodward 8. Brad Talbot 9. Mitch Spencer 10. Luke Cozens 11. Bentley Halpin 12. Marcus Nel 13. Zak Hamid 14. Fin Sharp 15. Alex Forrester

Bench: 16. Sam Turner 17. Regan Herbert 18. Tom Wilson 19. Andrew Simmers 20. Zak Ward

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