Matchday programme: Bristol Bears vs Newcastle Falcons

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BRISTOL BEARS VS NEWCASTLE FALCONS | 2020/21

CLUB DIRECTORY 

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BOARD & DIRECTORS 

Owner: Stephen Lansdown CBE 

Director: Jon Lansdown 

Chairman: Chris Booy OBE 

Chief Executive Officer: Mark Tainton 

Company Secretary: Gavin Marshall 

BRISTOL BEARS 

Director of Rugby: Pat Lam 

Assistant Coach: Conor McPhillips 

Forwards Coach: John Muldoon 

Skills Coach: Sean Marsden 

Defence Coach: Omar Mouneimne 

Scrum Coach: Alasdair Dickinson 

Team Manager: Nick Fenton-Wells 

Head of Medical Services: Rory Murray 

Head of Athletic Performance: Kevin Geary 

Head of Performance Analysis: Stuart Powell 

honours 

ASHTON GATE STADIUM 

Chairman: Martin Griffiths 

Managing Director: Mark Kelly 

Group Head of Communications: 

Lisa Knights 

Stadium General Manager: Ross Wormald 

Head of Safety: David Storr 

Head of Grounds: Dan Sparks 

BRISTOL SPORT 

Chairman: Jon Lansdown 

Group Head of Communications: 

Lisa Knights 

Group Chief Financial Officer: 

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pat lam’s notes 

open letter 

year in numbers 

PLAYER PROFILES 

ACADEMY NEWS 

COMMUNITY FOUNDATION 

TEAM NEWS 

LEAGUE: 

• Gloucestershire County League 1898/99, 1899/1900 

• Sunday Telegraph English Merit Table 1965/66, 1973/74 

• Sunday Telegraph English and English/Welsh Merit Table 1971/72 

• RFU South West Merit Table 1979/80, 1981/82 • Allied Dunbar Premiership Two 1998/99 

• National Division One 2004/05 • Greene King IPA Championship play-off 2015/16 

• Greene King IPA Championship 2017/18 

CUP 

• Gloucestershire County Cup 1905/06 • John Player Cup 1982/83 

• Powergen Shield 2003/04 • British & Irish Cup 2010/11 

• European Challenge Cup 2019/20 

Editor: Will Carpenter 

Design: Charlie Burman / Maciej Stanke 

Photography: JMPUK 


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PAT LAM’S NOTES 

Pat Lam has put the emphasis on 

a ‘team performance’ as his side 

gear up for their New Year’s Day 

Gallagher Premiership clash with 

Newcastle Falcons at Ashton Gate. 

The Bears fought back to claim a bonus-point victory over 

Harlequins at The Stoop in round four, with Lam admitting to 

being disappointed with his side’s first-half display. 

But the Director of Rugby, who also hailed his side’s resurgence, 

said the focus was on ‘the Bears way’. 

“We made it clear after the game that we were so much better 

in the second half once we switched into team, and we, and the 

Bears way, and boys did well, they came back and got the job 

done,” he said. 

“You’ve got to remember, it’s been 19 years since we won at The 

Stoop against Quins, so it was a huge effort. But we also took a 

lot of learnings – we spoke about it as a whole club today, staff 

and players, around making sure it’s always ‘team versus me.’” 

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The Bears welcome an unbeaten Falcons to BS3 on Friday, 

with Dean Richards’ newly-promoted side sitting second in the 

Gallagher Premiership table – and Lam says they are aware of 

the challenge they face. 

“I’m looking forward to it. The last time we were at Ashton 

Gate against Clermont, we were pretty disappointed with our 

performance, so going back now against Newcastle, who are 

above us - and with these next two games playing against 

second and first - it’s a big few weeks for us as a club. 

“It’s our only home game in this stretch of three Premiership 

games and we want to give a really good account of ourselves, 

take the lessons that we learnt in that first 40 minutes (against 

Quins) and make sure we start much better and really go for it. 

“There’s no doubt there’s some experience in that Newcastle 

side, with Toby Flood and Micky Young controlling it really well, 

but ultimately they play well together, they work hard, and Dean 

Richards is a very good coach, a very experienced coach, and 

they’ve got clarity on the way they want to play. 

“It’s a great challenge for us, but the focus is on us being us, and 

if we do that, it’ll give us the best chance of getting the victory 

at home.” 

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open letter 

WHEN we reflect on 2020, it’s been a 

year that will live long in the memory. 

The pandemic has affected everybody 

in society and professional sport is 

no different. As a club, we have faced 

some stark challenges over the past 

twelve months, but it’s testament to the 

culture and unity of the Bears that we 

have found a way to come through and 

emerged stronger for the experience. 

I’d like to place on record my thanks to our supporters – many of 

whom, despite all of the uncertainty – voluntarily donated their 

season card refunds and then purchased season cards for the 

2020/21 campaign. The way that you have backed us, sending 

hundreds of cards and good luck letters to the club ahead of the 

Challenge Cup Final for example, means so much to everybody at 

the organisation. 

We know that when we are able to have you back at Ashton Gate, 

the noise and atmosphere you create is unrivalled in the English 

top-flight. We’re all missing the matchday experience of a sellout 

crowd and cannot wait for those major events to return in 2021. 

In addition, it’s been great to see our fantastic commercial 

partners reaffirm their commitment to the Bears, while we have 

been delighted to welcome Ravenscroft onboard as our new 

principal partner. 

On the field, we have shown tremendous growth and that’s credit 

to Pat Lam, the players and all Bears staff. To start the year 

with a famous victory at the Rec and to follow it up with a third 

placed finish and a Premiership semi-final is excellent progress. 

Of course, the standout moment was lifting the European 

Challenge Cup which, for so many of us who have been involved 

in the club for many years, was an incredibly proud moment. 

With the world class High Performance Centre in place and 

raising the standard across the board, this is just the start of an 

exciting journey for the team. We will continue to strive to reach 

our goals and achieve our vision of Inspiring Our Community 

Through Rugby Success. 

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Throughout the year, we have been fantastically supported 

by the Bristol Sport group and we are grateful to Mark Kelly, 

Martin Griffiths, Gavin Marshall, Lisa Knights, Ross Wormald 

and Dave Storr and their teams for the many hours of time and 

commitment they have delivered to ensure the Bears can play 

safely at Ashton Gate, as well as their efforts in communicating 

effectively with our supporters and stakeholders throughout a 

tumultuous period. 

To our community team, led by Craig Capel, we truly appreciate 

the way that you have stayed connected with the most 

vulnerable in our city, showing innovation and enthusiasm 

to overcome the many restrictions in place. Throughout the 

summer, Craig and his volunteers teamed up with the partner 

sporting charities and FareShare UK to deliver meals to those in 

need in the Bristol community, as well as organising Zoom calls 

and webinars with schools and local clubs. 

Finally, a big thank you to those key figures who drive our vision 

through inspirational leadership; Steve, Maggie, Jon and Karen 

Lansdown and chairman Chris Booy and his wife Jackie, it’s a 

privilege to work in partnership with you and to be part of what 

we are building. I am looking forward to a prosperous 2021 for 

the club. 

Up the Bears. 

CEO Mark Tainton. 


2020 

YEAR 

in NUMBERS 

Club Statistician Neil Williams crunches the numbers from an unprecedented year at Bristol Bears, as we reflect on the standout milestones, 

facts and figures from the past 12 months. 

PLD WON DRN LOST FOR AGT TRIES 

League 19 14 0 5 499 364 64 

Euro 7 5 1 1 249 135 30 

Play Off 1 0 0 1 24 47 4 

Total 27 19 1 7 772 546 98 

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In league games, eight try bonus points were gained and two losing bonus points for an average 3.47 points per game, or 76 points in 

a 22 game season. In six of the last 10 seasons, this would give a home play off semi final. Only nine of the 27 games played had paying 

spectators present. 

Keeping up appearances 

During the year, 64 players featured in the match day squad. Of these 47 started a game, 11 came on as a replacement, two were unused 

replacements and four were matchday reserves. 

debuts in 2020 

Henry HENRY 

Purdy PURDY 

KEIRON 

ASSIRATTI 

BRYAN 

BYRNE 

PETER 

McCABE 

SEMI 

RADRADRA 

chris 

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BEN 

EARL 

niyi 

adeolokun 

KYLE 

SINCKLER 

fitz 

harding 

MAX 

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siva 

naulago 

SHEEDY started 21 of the 27 games, with both NATHAN HUGHES and O’CONOR starting 20. 

Including appearances as a replacement, JAKE WOOLMORE featured in 26 of the 27 games played, with JOE JOYCE, ALAPATI LEIUA, 

and RANDALL clocking up 24 games. 

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In terms of game time, of the possible 2,160 minutes in the 27 matches, SHEEDY was on the pitch the longest at 1,659 minutes followed 

by O’CONOR 1,597, DAN THOMAS 1,453, LEIUA 1,367, HUGHES 1,331, MORAHAN 1,308, RANDALL 1,290, WOOLMORE 1,276, JOE JOYCE 1,248, 

STEVE LUATUA 1,238, ED HOLMES 1,233, CHRIS VUI 1,231, SIALE PIUTAU 1,045. 

LUATUA was captain in 16 games, SIALE PIUTAU seven, JAKE HEENAN and SHEEDY one each, with Sheedy and Vui co-captaining in two 

games 

Top scorers 

CALLUM SHEEDY topped the points scoring with 220, followed by MAX MALINS (66) and PIERS O’CONOR (45). 

MALINS and O’CONOR top the try scoring chart with nine each, with both LUKE MORAHAN and HARRY RANDALL crossing for seven. 

International honours 

Kyle Sinckler first Bristol player to be capped by England since Jason Hobson in 2008. 

Callum Sheedy, Max Malins and Ioan Lloyd all made their international debuts, Lloyd is the youngest Bristol player to be capped. 

During the Autumn series Sinckler and Ben Earl gained five caps, Sheedy four, Malins three and Lloyd two. 

Milestones 

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CALLUM SHEEDY – 500 first team and competitive points 

NATHAN HUGHES and YANN THOMAS both played their 100th Premiership games 

MITCH EADIE 150 first team games (119th player) 

Callum Sheedy and Andy Uren 100 first team games 

JOE JOYCE 100th Competitive game (39th player) 

STEVE LUATUA, IAN MADIGAN, ALAPATI LEIUA, JAKE WOOLMORE, PIERS O’CONOR, HARRY RANDALL, ED HOLMES, HARRY THACKER, 

CHRIS VUI, JOHN AFOA and YANN THOMAS all played their 50th Competitive games 

JOE JOYCE first rugby player to appear in 50 games at Ashton Gate 

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2 Newcastle Falcons 4 4 0 0 19 16 

3 BRISTOL BEARS 4 3 0 1 23 15 

4 Sale Sharks 4 2 0 2 12 11 

5 Harlequins 4 2 0 2 -8 10 

6 Bath Rugby 4 3 0 2 -28 10 

7 Wasps 4 3 0 2 -20 9 

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From a Premiership debut to 

an international debut inside 

12 months - it’s been a year of 

meteoric rise for Academy star, 

Ioan Lloyd. 

The 19-year-old received his first Wales 

call-up earlier this year following a series 

of eye-catching displays for the Bears – 

and capped a remarkable 12 months with 

yet another sensational showing during 

the bonus-point win against Harlequins 

at The Stoop. 

Lloyd made 136 metres with ball in hand, 

beating six defenders and making two 

offloads in a game that saw him start on 

the wing and shift to full back when Max 

Malins went off injured on 25 minutes. 

He became the youngest Bristol player 

ever to be capped by his country when 

he came on as a second-half replacement 

against Georgia at Parc y Scarlets, before 

also featuring in the victory over Italy in 

the final round of the Autumn Nations Cup. 

In between those two caps, Lloyd 

returned to the Bears for their Gallagher 

Premiership clash with Worcester 

Warriors at Ashton Gate, dazzling with a 

man of the match display that saw him 

provide a quite superb assist for Piers 

O’Conor, land a try-saving tackle in the 

corner and kick ten points in a 30-13 

bonus-point win. 

Lloyd was also on the scoresheet in backto-back 

Heineken Champions Cup matches, 

touching down late on in the defeat to 

Clermont Auvergne and again in a bonuspoint 

win in Galway against Connacht. 

It means the Welsh youngster has now 

scored on his Premiership, Challenge Cup 

and Champions Cup debut for the club – 

and his Director of Rugby, Pat Lam, says 

Lloyd has ‘gone to another level’ since 

returning from international duty. 

“You can see why we introduced him one 

year out of school with Bath here when 

he scored in the corner. 

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Wyn Jones, (Justin) Tipuric and (Leigh) 

Halfpenny, learning off them. 

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TODAY’S TEAMS 

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Charles Piutau 

Siva Naulago 

Semi Radradra 

Piers O’Conor 

Ioan Lloyd 

Callum Sheedy 

Andy Uren 

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Adam Radwan 

George Wacokecoke 

Matias Orlando 

Ben Stevenson 

Toby Flood 

Sam Stuart 

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Peter McCabe 

George Kloska 

Jake Armstrong 

Dave Attwood 

Joe Joyce 

Steven Luatua (c) 

Jake Heenan 

Nathan Hughes 

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Jamie Blamire 

Logovi’i Mulipola 

Greg Peterson 

Marco Fuser 

Sean Robinson 

Mark Wilson (captain) 

Philip van der Walt 

Aaron Thompson 

Andrew Turner 

Kyle Sinckler 

John Hawkins 

Fitz Harding 

Harry Randall 

Alapati Leiua 

Luke Morahan 

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Kyle Cooper 

Mark Tampin 

Connor Collett 

Josh Basham 

Louis Schreuder 

Brett Connon 

Gareth Owen 

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