- NEW Limited Edition fine art print, titled and signed by the artist
- Coach and Match Ticket Bristol Bear Vs Bath Rugby Saturday 10th May in Cardiff
- BRSC Branded Pocket Drinks Carrier
- NEW On sale at the Matchday Gazebo
- Ultimate Rugby Weekend in Bath with Thrive Sports Co
- Matchday Discounts for BRSC Members
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- Scroll down for details of these offers
Premiership Rugby Cup
Coach and Match Day Ticket Offer
Bristol Bears Vs Bath Rugby
Saturday 15th February 2024
Ashton Gate
KO 3pm
OFFER OPEN TO NON MEMBERS
If you have made a reservation this will now be converted into a booking and confirmed by email with methods of payment
BRSC have arranged a Coach and Match Day ticket offer for the Bristol – Bath Premiership Cup game. This offer is particularly suited to family groups as we have secured a limited number of seats in the first row, so that young supporters can be seated a close to the action as possible.
All seats are located in the Dolman Stand Block E32, near the 22 Meter line.
Coach timings will be confirmed closer the date however we anticipate a departure time between 12 and 1pm. The departure points will be Paulton, Odd Down Park and Ride and Pulteney Road Bath. We normally like to arrive at the ground at least 90 minutes before KO and depart around 30 minutes after the final whistle.
To qualify for a junior priced ticket a member must be under 19 years of age.
We can confirm that we will be running this trip having secured sufficient reservations to cover the costs
If you have made a reservation this will now be converted into a booking and confirmed by email with methods of payment
You can buy tickets via the Membermojo shop or by emailing Admin@allez-bath.co.uk with your requirements.
Prices are for a Match Ticket and Coach
Adult @36
Over 65 @£31
2 Adults + 2 Jnrs U19 @ £120 (4 Persons)
2 Adults + 1 Jnrs U19 @ £96 (3 Persons)
1 Adult + 2 Jnrs U19 @ £84 (3 Persons)
1 Adult + 1 Jnrs U19 @ £61 (2 Persons)
Additional Jnr U19 places at £24 (1 person)
Enquiries email address -Admin@allez-bath.co.uk
Bath Rugby at The Recreation Ground
Limited Edition fine art print, titled and signed by the artist Charles L.W. Minty


Some of you would have seen Charlie at the ground
now is you chance to view his work on his website, link below
You can buy original paintings or prints via the website

BRSC Branded Pocket Drinks Carrier

Back by popular demand. Holds 2, 3 or 4 pints cups or large coffee cups. BRSC logo on the handle. Includes postage. Folds to fit in a pocket.
This item is available from the match day Gazebo at £7 for members and £10 for non members.
Online Price £9 for members and £12 for non members. Includes P&P.
On sale at the Matchday Gazebo
Near the Swift Half in the Fan Village
After the Lemons
Available from the matchday gazebo whilst stocks last
After the Lemons: The Glory Years of Bath Rugby
By Kevin Coughlan, Peter Hall and Colin Gale
Kevin has been 50 years a rugby writer, mainly at the Rec in Bath and is a consultant committee member to BRSC. Kevin has written two books recording the history of Bath Rugby, The first “Before the Lemons: A History of Bath Football Club RFU 1865-1965” The second book “After the Lemons: The Glory Years of Bath Rugby” is available from the BRSC Match day Gazebo, each copy is signed by Kevin and costs £10, of which £5 will go to the Bath Foundation.
We have a limited number of the original book which is no longer in print.
Each book is new and signed by Kevin Coughlan
Review from Rugby World “After the Lemons: The Glory Years of Bath Rugby”
SEVEN YEARS after the part-one Bath history Before the Lemons, we have the glory years, embracing a ten-year period when this remarkable small- city club – rugby’s version of Clough’s Nottingham Forest – won 13 out of 18 trophies.
How did it happen? Jack Rowell’s arrival in the mid-70s was instrumental, but when you have talent like John Hall and Jeremy Guscott on your doorstep, it sure does help.
The authors assiduously record the evolution of a champion side, with the arrival of men like Bristol ruffian Gareth Chilcott and 40-a-day ex-paratrooper Roger Spurrell enabling Bath’s pack to start winning cross-border scraps in Wales. Outside them, John Horton, John Palmer and Simon Halliday paved the way for a host of stars in the making.
For a while Bath were unbeatable, so much so that some in the game hated them and rival players disparaged them. “It’s tragic that our leading club doesn’t play more adventurous rugby,” said
Will Carling. National squads didn’t always reflect Bath’s supremacy, with only Chilcott and Andy Robinson making the initial 1989 Lions squad in a year when the club won the first of several doubles.
Yet at times Bath’s rugby was breath-taking, and they destroyed not just club teams but provincial and national teams, for the club had broad horizons. They thought globally but bonded like a family, as shown by the tale of how Rowell refused to let one player, Bert Meddick, cry off because of babysitting duties. “Bring the boy with you,” said Rowell, and baby Meddick duly joined the team bus for a game at Harlequins, being fed and changed on the way!

Review from Rugby World “After the Lemons: The Glory Years of Bath Rugby” SEVEN YEARS after the part-one Bath history Before the Lemons, we have the glory years, embracing a ten-year period when this remarkable small- city club – rugby’s version of Clough’s Nottingham Forest – won 13 out of 18 trophies.
How did it happen? Jack Rowell’s arrival in the mid-70s was instrumental, but when you have talent like John Hall and Jeremy Guscott on your doorstep, it sure does help.
The authors assiduously record the evolution of a champion side, with the arrival of men like Bristol ruffian Gareth Chilcott and 40-a-day ex-paratrooper Roger Spurrell enabling Bath’s pack to start winning cross-border scraps in Wales. Outside them, John Horton, John Palmer and Simon Halliday paved the way for a host of stars in the making.
For a while Bath were unbeatable, so much so that some in the game hated them and rival players disparaged them. “It’s tragic that our leading club doesn’t play more adventurous rugby,” said
Will Carling. National squads didn’t always reflect Bath’s supremacy, with only Chilcott and Andy Robinson making the initial 1989 Lions squad in a year when the club won the first of several doubles.
Yet at times Bath’s rugby was breathtaking, and they destroyed not just club teams but provincial and national teams, for the club had broad horizons. They thought globally but bonded like a family, as shown by the tale of how Rowell refused to let one player, Bert Meddick, cry off because of babysitting duties. “Bring the boy with you,” said Rowell, and baby Meddick duly joined the team bus for a game at Harlequins, being fed and changed on the way!
Discounts for BRSC Members
Local businesses offer some fantastic discounts for BRSC members, on production of a valid membership card, you will find a list of all the discounts on our website here
Below are a few that you may wish to take advantage of on a match day
DoubleTree by Hilton
Match Day BRSC members – Beef, chicken or vegan burger with all the trimmings and a beer or glass of fizz at the reduced price of £18 p.p.


Hudson
Match day Special for BRSC members
8oz Sirloin Steak served with fries, peppercorn sauce and pint of beer for £25
Abbey Ales
The Assembly Inn
£4 a pint of Bellringer and £4 for a 175ml glass of house red/white
Abbey Ales
Coeur De Lion
£4 pint of Bellringer £4 for a 175ml glass of house red/white
Abbey Ales
Star Inn
£4 pint of Bellringer £4 for a 175ml glass of house red/white
Abbey Ales
The Hop Pole
£4 a pint of Bellringer and £4 for a 175ml glass of house red/white
Las Iguanas
38 Monmouth Street
20% discount on the entire bill for food for parties up to 6, on production of a current BRSC Membership card
Ludo
The Official Sports Bar of Bath Rugby
20% off food & drink on match days Brunel Square


Stay with us BRSC members – 10% discount off best available rate, includes a complimentary breakfast with a 10% discount off final bill on food and beverage spent in Emma’s bar and restaurant.
Match Day BRSC members – Beef, chicken or vegan burger with all the trimmings and a beer or glass of fizz at the reduced price of £18 p.p.
10% discount off final bill on Food & Beverage spend in Emma’s bar and restaurant.


Ultimate Rugby Weekend in Bath
with
Thrive Sports Co

Thrive have teamed up with the best hotels , Bath Rugby and the most desirable tourist attractions to create the ultimate package, her is an example package, which includes: • Cosy Double Room (Upgrade available ) • Two Category Gold Hospitality Packages to Bath Rugby – The Hospitality Package – (includes champagne and spirits) • Three-course meal • Beers, house wine, champagne, spirits and soft drinks for 2 hours pre match • Player features pre match • Competitions & entertainment • Covered match tickets • Access to the Legends Lounge post match
Breakfast included
See all the packages available here
Please note that these events are not organised or controlled by BRSC and are sold by Thrive Sports Co not BRSC.