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Semi Radradra leads by example says Lam – and what a towering example that is for all

Pat Lam delves into Bristol’s path to greater things after winning the Challenge Cup last season, and why Semi Radradra is at the centre of his plans

 

SEMI Radradra has turned the heat on his fellow Bristol players. The Fiji centre was the driving force behind a sauna which has been installed in the club’s state-of-the-art training facility on the edge of the city which opened last year.
The Bears may be backed by the Premiership’s wealthiest owner, Steve Lansdown, but they operate within a budget and when Radradra and his colleagues were told there was no money left over from £11.5m for a sauna, they had a whip round.
“Semi was a big driver for the sauna,” said Pat Lam, below right, Bristol’s director of rugby. “I said it was not in our ...

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