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Much activity but who has really prospered?

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The Rugby Paper Team
23 July 2017

Matthew Emery runs an eye over the big names joining the Premiership action this season

Bath

Underhill

IN: Sam Underhill (Ospreys), Freddie Burns (Leicester Tigers), Darren Allinson (London Irish), Shaun Knight (NG Dragons), Josh Lewis (Ebbw Vale), Beno Obano (Academy), James Phillips (Bristol)
OUT: Liam Forsyth (Wigan Warriors), George Ford (Leicester Tigers), Adam Hastings (Glasgow Warriors), David Denton (Worcester Warriors), Robbie Fruean, Darryl Marfo (both Edinburgh), Daniel Bowden, Dave Sisi (both released)

Exeter Chiefs
IN: Matt Kvesic (Gloucester), Tom O’Flaherty (Osprey...

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