Exeter Chivals suspends coaches Rob Hunter and Ali Hefler after a record defeat on Gloucester | Rugby Union News

Tony Row, Exter president, suspended coaches Rob Hunter and Ali Hefler, following the defeat of Gallaghar’s excellent presidency against leaders against Gloster.

Hunter took the position of Hefer as a main coach in March, where Hefer handed over a role that oversees the emergence of Exter and a attacking strategy until the end of this season.

Exter won only three games in the Premier League in this chapter, they were amazing in Kingsholm, lost 79-17 and gave up 13 attempts.

Television footage showed an animation talking about his mind as he addresses players and coaches in the dressing room after the match.

Exter said that Row has taken the decision “awaiting a full review of the match and the 2024/25 season so far.”

Row said: “There has been no final decision regarding the club’s training structure forward, and it will be inappropriate to provide any other comment until all internal procedures are completed.”

The club added that the director of the long Rub Paxter game will go into a “training role in the front line” to supervise the remainder of this term.

The leaders have three matches in a miserable campaign that left, and they hosted Northhampton on May 11, and the Harlenges visit after seven days, then the entertainment sale on May 31.

They are currently in the ninth place in the Premier League, with Newcastle only under it, and 17 points from Quins eighth.

Speaking after the defeat of Gloster, Hunter told the correspondents that he was “his worst day as a coach.”

Hunter said: “Regardless of what we feel individually, the first thing we realize is that it was not acceptable for us to do this.

“There is no hiding, and we haven’t tried to hide it in the changing room.

“It is completely clear, we went under a collapse of pressure and intensity from Gloucester and vibrated under it. It is not a state of return to the drawing board, it is a state of lessons that you feel you learn, and do not learn.

“We will not escape from this, we will sit on it throughout the week, and we will be surprised until we play our next match. No one is looking for an arm around them.”

Hook -Jacques Sentelton alternatives scored three attempts in 10 minutes in the second half, as Gloucester achieved victory and remained in its path in a possible mathematical place.