Ben Spencer says from Bath

“The Sky’s Limit”, after his team ended the waiting for 29 years for the Premier League title and got a historic trilogy with a victory for 23-21 over Leicester at Allianz Stadium.

Leicester went up to some extent farewell to the fictional stories of Scrum-Half Ben Youngs and PROP Dan Cole, who summoned time in their career after this season and was presented after the break.

Bath stuck after increasing the tigers late in the late deficit to two points – despite going to 14 men after Cole was sent controversial to a basket Sen – through late Emika Elieon tried to raise Tuekokinham tension.

Spencer said, “Just a relief, pride,” when he was asked to summarize his feelings. “This took a lot of hard work from many people. Not only for me, but for players, employees and fans. Fans are a large part of the reason I joined the club.

“I think the future of this club is incredibly bright, regardless of who withdraws the shirt. I cannot speak enough of the men who come. The ethics of their work is not up to them, and as long as we keep our feet on the ground and we want to improve, the sky is the maximum of this team.”

Bath’s attempts by Thomas de Tweet and Max Oujohoah came as it became the wonderful afternoon in the Finnish in Scotland, which overcame early frustration to kick 13 points, and also Augumo retreated after his extraction from within the first half.

Jack van Porterlette opened the scoring with Lester’s attempt, while the second half was trying from Suleiman Kata and Queoni to return almost.

Handand Pollard added three Leicester remittances, but half of the African World Cup bees will run after a rare penalty.

The tigers twice had sent men to the basket of a basket – Captain Al -Magharane Julian Monteoya late in the first half, while Cole Swansung concluded in heterogeneous yellow in a controversial yellow.

“All of our focus this season was to win the Premier League. We presented ourselves this goal, we maintained this in the circle,” said Bath president in the game of Ruhani Van Gran.

The South African coach said he will now stop for a moment of thinking before focusing on the next season.

He added: “On the day you stand still is the day that someone holds. You must always train like the second number because the other players are coming. The best has not come yet.”

Michael Chika, Leicester coach, will leave Jeff Barling-this summer at the end of his contract for a year, in addition to Argentina Hoker Monteoya, Pollard and former England’s ingenuity Mike Brown.

Although he felt that he would get himself “in sedition” to reveal what he felt about some decisions that were taken against his side – pledging to take it with the RFU Paul Hall team president as “part of the last banter” – he was happy with the flexibility of his team and felt the future of the club bright.

He added: “I feel that if we can take these unfinished things about the belief and standards that you need to be able to compete, it will not take place long before it is on this same platform.”