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Maddock: staying at the Recreation Ground
It was an easy decision. There are a great bunch of blokes that I play with and we are playing some good rugby.
Joe Maddock
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Joe Maddock has signed a new contract that commits him to Bath for two more years.
The New Zealand-born winger, who joined the Guinness Premiership club in 2004, is delighted to have secured a new deal.
"It was an easy decision," he said. "There are a great bunch of blokes that I play with and we are playing some good rugby."
Maddock has made 59 appearances for Bath despite seeing his debut season hampered by injury.
He added: "Being injured is always frustrating and it was hard, particularly, being injured and watching the guys playing some good rugby in some great weather.
"Fortunately enough I got to come back and play some great rugby in bad weather, but I am pretty relieved to be back."
| Result |
|---|
| Aviva Premiership |
| Saturday 25th May |
| Aviva Premiership |
| Leicester 37 - 17 Northampton |
| Sunday 12th May |
| Saracens 13 - 27 Northampton |
| Saturday 11th May |
| Leicester 33 - 16 Harlequins |
| Saturday 4th May |
| Leicester 32 - 20 London Irish |
| London Welsh 33 - 22 Worcester |
| Exeter 40 - 39 Gloucester |
| Harlequins 22 - 19 Northampton |
| Sale 21 - 20 Wasps |
| Saracens 23 - 14 Bath |
The phoney war is now over, with the real conflict set to get underway at the Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane on Saturday.
The British and Irish Lions suffered their first defeat to Australian provincial opposition in 42 years as they were shocked by the Brumbies.
The British and Irish Lions lost their first match on the 2013 tour after a disappointing 14-12 defeat to the Brumbies.
Saracens closed within a point of the Premiership lead thanks to a 17-16 win over Northampton Saints at stadium:mk.
Saracens director of rugby Mark McCall felt his team deserved the 17-16 victory over Nothampton.
Leicester's director of rugby Richard Cockerill criticised referee Andrew Small after his side beat Gloucester 17-12.
Leicester moved up to second in the Aviva Premiership with a 17-12 victory over Gloucester at a wet Welford Road.
London Wasps romped to a four-try victory over London Welsh, Tom Varndell grabbing the bonus-point score in a 34-15 win.