Will Goodrick-Clarke
| DOB | 29/12/1995 |
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| Height | 6ft 1in / 1.85m |
| Weight | 127kg |
| Position | Loosehead Prop |
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| Previous Club | Ealing Trailfinders, London Irish, Richmond |
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The former London Irish man joined Chiefs ahead of the 2024/25 season from RFU Championship side, Ealing Trailfinders alongside teammate Jimmy Roots as he reunited with his former coach Ross McMillan.
After a year in the Championship, the prop was eager to get back into the thick of Gallagher Premiership competition as he said on his signing that he was "relishing the chance" to get back involved in big games.
The prop first picked up a rugby ball as a youngster at Stow on the Wold Rugby Club in Cheltenham. Having honed his talents, he earned a place in the Gloucester Rugby Academy before cutting his teeth with adult rugby for Richmond in the RFU Championship.
His performances for the London second tier side led to him catching the eye of former Premiership competition London Irish. During his time in the green exile jersey, Goodrick-Clarke made over 50 club appearances, becoming a key figure amongst the ranks of the aspiring side.
Spotted by then England coach Eddie Jones, the Englishman was involved in multiple international training camps before a non-capped appearance came in 2022 against the Barbarians at Twickenham.
Described by Director of Rugby Rob Baxter as the type of guy that could help to drive Chiefs forward and be a successful team in the future, he could be one to watch.
