Taulupe Faletau signs for Bath

Bath have today confirmed that Wales and British and Irish Lions back row Taulupe Faletau will join the club next season.
The 24-year-old will join from Newport Gwent Dragons, the Welsh region for whom he made his professional debut in 2009.
In 2011, he became the first Pacific Islander to play for Wales, having moved there from Tonga at the age of seven, and went on to win 52 caps since.
He said: “The way Bath approach the game suits my style of play, which was a big factor in me wanting to join.
“The opportunity to work with Darren [Edwards, Bath Rugby First Team Coach] again after doing so with Wales U20 and the Dragons was also too good to turn down. I'd like to thank Dragons for everything they've done for me in my career.”
Head Coach Mike Ford said: “When we talk about this club being ambitious, we're not just paying lip service: signing a player of Toby's calibre is evidence of that. He is a world-class player who never takes a backwards step and he will add competition to an equally fantastic back row. We're continuing to build a formidable squad that will challenge for silverware for years to come.”