Tony Rowe, chairman of the Gallager Premier, has stopped the coach Hunter and Ali Hepher.
Hunter acquired Heper from Heper in March, and Heper played the role of supervising the exhery’s back and supervising the attack strategy until the end of this season.
EXETER won three Premier Ships this semester, revealing the minister at Kingsholm, losing 79-17 and acknowledging 13 attempts.
The television scenes showed that the animation Rowe speaks of his mind while speaking of players and coaches in the dressing room after the game.
EXeter said Rowe made a decision until the entire review of the game and the 2024/25 season.
Rowe said: “The final decision on the coaching structure of the club has not been made, and it will be inappropriate to present additional opinions until all internal procedures are completed.”
The club added that the long -term rugby director Rob Baxter will enter the “front line coaching role” to supervise the rest of the semester.
The chief hosted the Roh Samp turn on May 11 and visited Harlequins after 7 days and enjoyed the sale on May 31.
They are currently the ninth in Premiere, and Newcastle is underneath, and 17 points drifting in the eighth quins.
After the Glosster defeat, Hunter told reporters that it was “the worst day as a coach.”
Paul Brown-Bampoe of Exeter Chiefs helps Henry Slade to the last whistle.
Hunter said:
“There is nothing hidden, and we did not try to hide it in the dressing room.
“Obviously, we went below the eye of the pressure and robbery of Gloucester and withered under it. It is not a case of returning to the drawing board, and there are more lessons that you feel that you are learning.
“We will not run away from this. We will sit for a week and we will boil it until we play the next game. No one is looking for the arms around them.”
Gloucester won and continued the course for possible playoffs, and replacement Hooker Hooker Jack Singleton made three attempts in two minutes.
