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The Breakdown | From Feyi-Waboso to Evans: the 2023-24 Premiership team of the season
We look at the XV who have lit up the Premiership this season, including Henry Slade and Courtney Lawes
2. Curtis Langdon
3. Thomas du Toit
4. Maro Itoje
5. Charlie Ewels
6. Courtney Lawes
7. Will Evans
8. Zach Mercer
09. Ben Spencer
10. Finn Russell
11. Ollie Sleightholme
12. André Esterhuizen
13. Henry Slade
14. Immanuel Feyi-Waboso
15. Tyrone Green
Rationale in the article.
Bath have been better than expected this season, but even I am not sure we deserve quite that many.
Obano is great when he's on it, but Newcastle were far from the first team to get on top of him / make the ref think they've got on top of him
Ewels is so much better than he's been before, but Bath's lineout is still dodgy as hell.
Russell has been great for the whole team, but then, so has t'other Fin and FH, who's team are flying higher (with fewer stars, apparently).
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