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Bath lock off to Japan

The 30-year-old second row, who recently made his 100th appearance in the blue, black and white, has become a mainstay in the Bath pack since his arrival from Scarlets in 2012.

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“I’ve absolutely loved my time with Bath, and will be sad to leave,” said Day. 

“This has been an incredible club to be part of for the last four years, and I’ll be watching and cheering the team on from Japan. 

"At this stage in my career, I just felt the time was right for a fresh challenge, and that will certainly be the case in Japan. 

"In the meantime though, I’ll be concentrating on doing everything I can to help the team get the results we want in the final two games of the season.”

Head coach, Mike Ford, added: “Dom has been a great servant to the Club in his time here. 

"He’s a great player who you know will always give his all for you on the pitch, and is a brilliant character to have in the squad. 

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"We’re sad to see him go, but understand the decision he has made.

"We wish him all the very best, and I’m sure he’ll be a success in Japan.”

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