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Commemorative Books Coverage List Gloucester Rugby 2021 Date of Paper Pages Event Covered (Mirror, Sunday Pictorial and Sunday People) 22 Dec 1996 Page 64 Gloucester 55 Leeds 20 (Pilkington Cup) 16 Mar 1998 Page 36 Gloucester 38 Saracens 15 22 Nov 1998 Page 72 Gloucester 28 Saracens 27 3 Jan 1999 Page 82 Gloucester 23 Bath 7 7 Oct 2000 Page 54 Llanelli 20 Gloucester 27 (Heineken Cup) 14 Jan 2001 Page 78 Gloucester 28 Llanelli 27 (Heineken Cup) 28 Jan 2001 Page 72 Gloucester 21 Cardiff 15 (Heineken Cup quarter-final) 11 Mar 2001 Page 80 Gloucester 50 Rotherham 17 28 Oct 2001 Page 66 Gloucester 98 Caerphilly 14 (European Challenge Cup) 2 Dec 2001 Page 79 Gloucester 58 Leeds 17 24 Feb 2002 Page 67 Harlequins 6 Gloucester 18 19 May 2002 Pages 72 & 73 Gloucester 60 Newcastle 9 3 June 2002 Page 43 Sale 11 Gloucester 33 (Zurich Championship semi-final) 8 June 2002 Page 58 Zurich Championship Final preview – Gloucester v Bristol 9 June 2002 Page 82 Gloucester 28 Bristol 23 (Zurich Championship winners) 1 Sep 2002 Page 63 Harlequins 19 Gloucester 25 8 Sep 2002 Page 63 Gloucester 44 Sale 8 22 Sep 2002 Page 85 Gloucester 45 Bristol 18 6 Oct 2002 Page 84 Gloucester 44 Saracens 14 13 Oct 2002 Page 71 Gloucester 35 Munster 16 (Heineken Cup) 3 Nov 2002 Page 82 Gloucester 18 Northampton 9 1 Dec 2002 Page 83 Gloucester 25 London Irish 20 9 Dec 2002 Page 40 Gloucester 33 Perpignan 16 (Heineken Cup) 29 Dec 2002 Page 70 Northampton 13 Gloucester 16 5 Jan 2003 Page 80 Gloucester 24 Wasps 17 9 Feb 2003 Page 83 Gloucester 29 Bath 16 6 Apr 2003 Page 82 Gloucester 40 Northampton 22 (Powergen Cup winners) 13 Apr 2003 Page 81 Gloucester 25 Newcastle 23 19 Apr 2003 Page 59 Sale 30 Gloucester 30 27 Apr 2003 Page 83 Gloucester 29 Harlequins 11 1 June 2003 Page 66 Gloucester 3 Wasps 39 (Premiership Final) 7 Dec 2003 Page 81 Treviso 12 Gloucester 33 (Heineken Cup) 4 Jan 2004 Page 80 Leicester 18 Gloucester 28 11 Jan 2004 Page 83 Gloucester 22 Munster 11 (Heineken Cup) 1 Feb 2004 Page 82 Gloucester 42 Treviso 11 (Heineken Cup) 19 Sep 2004 Page 80 Northampton 12 Gloucester 18 26 Sep 2004 Page 81 Gloucester 31 Newcastle 17 19 Dec 2004 Page 67 Leicester 13 Gloucester 20 (Powergen Cup) 16 Apr 2006 Page 58 Gloucester 27 Worcester 16 22 May 2006 Page 57 Gloucester 36 London Irish 34 (European Challenge Cup winners) 17 Sep 2006 Page 57 Leicester 27 Gloucester 27 24 Sep 2006 Page 53 Gloucester 28 Northampton 7 10 Dec 2006 Page 62 Gloucester 38 Edinburgh 22 (Heineken Cup) 6 May 2007 Page 52 Gloucester 50 Saracens 9 (Premiership semi-final) 13 May 2007 Page 60 Leicester 44 Gloucester 16 (Premiership Final) 25 Nov 2007 Page 65 Gloucester 27 Harlequins 25 16 Dec 2007 Page 59 Gloucester 51 Bourgoin 27 (Heineken Cup) 30 Dec 2007 Page 50 Gloucester 27 Bristol 0 5 May 2008 Page 47 Wasps 17 Gloucester 25 11 May 2008 Page 54 Gloucester 8 Bath 6 14 Sep 2008 Page 43 Bath 17 Gloucester 21 5 Oct 2008 Page 48 Gloucester 24 Wasps 19 (EDF Energy Cup) 12 Oct 2008 Page 51 Gloucester 22 Biarritz 10 (Heineken Cup) 4 Jan 2009 Page 52 Gloucester 22 Saracens 16 29 Mar 2009 Page 63 Gloucester 17 Ospreys 0 (EDF Energy Cup semi-final) 19 Apr 2009 Page 50 Gloucester 12 Cardiff Blues 50 (EDF Energy Cup Final) 7 Sep 2009 Pages 56 & 57 Gloucester 24 Bath 5 21 Dec 2009 Pages 48 & 49 Gloucester 19 Glasgow Warriors 6 (Heineken Cup) 20 Apr 2011 Page 54 Gloucester 27 Northampton 15 2 Jan 2012 Page 44 Saracens 15 Gloucester 15 7 Oct 2012 Page 57 Gloucester 16 Bath 10 24 Mar 2013 Page 58 Gloucester 15 London Welsh 14 21 Apr 2013 Page 54 Gloucester 28 Saracens 23 22 Sep 2013 Page 55 Gloucester 26 Northampton 24 23 Dec 2013 Page 45 Gloucester 12 Worcester 6 30 Dec 2013 Page 54 London Irish 19 Gloucester 22 2 May 2015 Page 55 Gloucester 19 Edinburgh 13 (European Challenge Cup Final) 13 May 2017 Page 57 Gloucester 17 Stade Francais 25 (European Challenge Cup Final) 2 Sep 2017 Page 58 Gloucester 28 Exeter 21 8 Oct 2017 Page 57 Gloucester 29 Northampton 24 2 Sep 2018 Page 57 Gloucester 27 Northampton 16 8 Apr 2019 Page 46 Northampton 31 Gloucester 40 12 Jan 2020 Page 62 Gloucester 29 Montpellier 6 (European Cup) 20 Dec 2020 Page 58 Gloucester 38 Ulster 34 (European Cup) Total Pages 79 .
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