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Rachael Fee progresses through Team Bath ranks to Superleague squad

Jennie Powell
16 Jan 2020
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England age-group defender Rachael Fee has been named as the 15th and final member of Team Bath Netball’s squad for the 2020 Vitality Superleague season. The highly-rated 18-year-old from Devon is the latest homegrown talent to progress through the Team Bath Futures Pathway to the senior ranks having previously represented the Blue & Gold at

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Peter. 23 Sep 2020

You have to feel for the Kate Adlers of the world. Along come all these players and you are suddenly have no game on a Saturday after being a regular for years

bruce perkins. 07 Jul 2020

Hi Mario, I do not think it is ‘understandable’ or acceptable that Celtic players still feel the need to come to England. It is a black mark against the Irish, Scottish and Welsh Unions that this trend continues unabated. It’s nice for the Prem 15s to be able to think it’s the greatest league in the world (outside NZ?), but it doesn’t help women’s rugby in general. I mentioned Tounesi’s move simply as the latest in a series of moves of players from continental Europe to France and England. It is perfectly understandable why players from Germany, Holland, Hungary, Sweden and so on, choose to come to further their careers. Now that the Azzurre are getting ever closer to England and France in standard, it would be preferable to see their top players staying with their home clubs. Every nation needs to provide as many top coaches as possible. My guess is that Italy’s need is greater than England’s and France’s. But no European country has yet discovered a way of equalising its elite league. It’s the same in Italy, France and England that two or three clubs dominate the scene. I’ve penned my thoughts about the 6 Nations several times. For example: http://4theloveofsport.co.uk/2019/03/21/is-the-womens-six-nations-in-good-shape/

Mario Diani. 06 Jul 2020

Frankly, it's not very clear why it is "understandable" that an Italian international moves to France or England while it is not understandable that players from the Celtic unions do the same. Even if we forget about the WR ranking, the big gap now is between England (and to a large extent France) and the other four nations.

Jennie Powell. 20 Jun 2020

She really is very talented, a joy to watch. I was very glad to be able to post these articles, hopefully it will inspire more girls to get playing.

Gillian. 20 Jun 2020

Being in Australia watching the videos of my very talented niece is the only way I get to see her play, she really is an amazing little player, very proud of her xx

Julian Thompson. 01 Feb 2020

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Bruce Perkins. 26 Jan 2020

Yes, there are lots of fascinating possibilities available to Middleton. The trouble is, the crunch game comes first up. He must pick the side he can trust to produce the goods. In her latest pod Rachael Burford said the No 15 must be safe under the high ball, hence Sarah McKenna. I’ve seen both Dow and Attwood fail in this respect this season. Wing is a major source of strength with Thompson, Breach, Smith and Dow. Hard to leave out a player who scored 2 unforgettable tries in a world cup final against the world’s best, and played Woodman off the park in Rotorua. Sad thing is: wingers rarely figure on the bench. If they can offer a second option (full-back) they have a chance. That means Dow. A concern is No 7. I think the management prefer specialist flankers. Once Marlie Packer is counted out, that leaves only Vicky Fleetwood with the necessary pace and know-how on the open-side. Of the ones you mention, Cokayne fits the bill excellently. But she’s 1st-choice hooker. Has Kerr ever played back-row? Beckett was only filling in in the second row, surely. Yes, lots of talent waiting in the wings. Makes you wonder who’ll retain their contracts next year. Harriet Millar-Mills was invited in to join the test squad recently.

Mike. 24 Jan 2020

Sarah Becket could also move up to the 2nd row, she played there for Quins recently, plus im sure there are other players outside the squad that would step in and do a good job. If back row players do fill in at lock, a number of front row players (Shaunagh Brown, Heather Kerr, Amy Cockayne) could cover the back row. As for full back, I would quite like to see Kelly Smith, Abi Dowd and Jess Breach given a run out as the back three, because when they played there at U20's they were devastating. Emily Scarratt played full back when the team won the world cup in 2014. Lucy Attwood is another possibility at 15.

Jennie Powell. 17 Dec 2019

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