Olly Barkley: Bath must show self-belief
                   
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telegraph.co.uk     Apr 26, 2008            

Olly Barkley says self-belief is the key to Bath's impressive bid for a domestic and European double this season. ... The West-Country club last won a major trophy in 1998, when the likes of Jeremy Guscott, Ieuan Evans, Jon Callard and Richard Webster inspired a... [read full story]                    


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