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Ink-redible! Gloucester to cover tattoo costs

Gloucester Rugby’s new logo

After revealing a new club logo, Gloucester have offered to cover the cost for any supporter who wishes to update their tattoo accordingly.

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The Premiership outfit, who have recently announced the marquee signings of Jaco Kriel and Danny Cipriani for the 2018-19 season, showed off a new look on Tuesday.

Passionate fans who opted to have the previous club logo inked onto their body may have been disappointed by the news, but Gloucester had a novel idea.

A statement on the club’s official Twitter account on Wednesday read: “If anybody who has the previous Gloucester Rugby logo as a tattoo (2007 – 2018) and wants to have a tattoo of the new logo then the club will cover the cost of this.

“Get in touch with the club before the start of the new season, via email to admin@gloucesterugby.co.uk to arrange and find out more details.”

Good news for a select number of fans … not to mention Gloucester’s tattoo parlours!

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IkeaBoy 5 minutes ago
As the balance of power shifts away from Ireland, has Andy Farrell got his Lions calls right?

Nah. They’ve taken the Boks 7:1 split to new heights.


Best squad in the game, best athletes in the game, best club game in the sport and the games current generational talent.


That their union and top league is now - finally - prioritising their national game and sharing their players should scare everyone else.

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Ed the Duck 11 minutes ago
As the balance of power shifts away from Ireland, has Andy Farrell got his Lions calls right?

Morning Ike. Win enough this weekend to get laid again, or were you looking at another dry one?

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JD 11 minutes ago
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He is, but he’s the only 1 who can cover both….

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IkeaBoy 15 minutes ago
As the balance of power shifts away from Ireland, has Andy Farrell got his Lions calls right?

He was also the starting 10 the last time the Lions mustered a series win. Got to be worth something.


Farrell is still the head coach so you can relax.

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IkeaBoy 17 minutes ago
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You sound jealous, Ed…

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Ed the Duck 17 minutes ago
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Ps did you win enough this weekend to get laid again???

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Ed the Duck 19 minutes ago
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Do you think Reiko might change his mind now?


And why would a seasoned Test and Lions player need to be told to do the blindingly obvious on a rugby pitch, does he not have a brain?

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IkeaBoy 20 minutes ago
Marcus Smith backed to beat rivals to Lions Test jersey

He’s third choice in either position.

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IkeaBoy 22 minutes ago
Marcus Smith backed to beat rivals to Lions Test jersey

The 3 test series was during England’s dual play maker phase, he only started as Farrell was earning his wage playing centre.


Smith was in better form when he got a late call up to the last Lions tour. He only got a run out against the Stormers.


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Ed the Duck 29 minutes ago
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Above and beyond!

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DH 48 minutes ago
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