“We had a good luck at the game this week and we talked about certain areas we could have been better in,” explained Baxter.
Just days on from that loss, Baxter and his squad have not only analysed that setback, but quickly turned their attentions to tomorrow’s trip to near neighbours Bristol Bears in Round Five (7:45pm). In what was a physical encounter in the North West, it was the Sharks who delivered the deadly bite late in the second half, courtesy of a Tom Carpenter try and a penalty from Rob du Preez. Rob Baxter believes his Exeter Chiefs side have laid some solid foundations from which to build their Gallagher Premiership season, but feels there is still plenty to develop if they are to establish themselves at the summit of the table.Īfter three successive victories, the Chiefs suffered their first loss of the season last Saturday, going down 28-20 to Sale Sharks at the Salford Stadium. P.E Curriculum, After School and PPA Cover.
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