Bristol Bears Academy has confirmed the appointment of Peter Walton as forwards and transition coach.
With Mark Irish stepping into the role of first team scrum coach, Walton initially linked up with the U18s as an interim consultant.
📢 | @brfc_academy delighted to confirm @waltsrugby as forwards and transition coach. 🙌
Fantastic coup for the club to attract somebody of Peter’s calibre to work with our young players. 💪 pic.twitter.com/QZ4VnyIp0c
— Bristol Bears (@BristolBears) September 4, 2018
The former Scotland back rower – who most recently was England U18s assistant coach – has overseen the development of some of England’s most talented forwards including the likes of Maro Itoje and Billy Vunipola.
During his time with England U18s, Walton and his coaching team oversaw three consecutive Grand Slams and had a sequence of 19 victories from mid-2008 until July 2010.
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Head coach Pat Lam said: “A core of Bristolians in the first team is a key part of the Bristol Bears vision, as is developing our young players into full England internationals, so Peter’s input and expertise will help us to realise this ambition.
“Peter is a quality coach and person, who I played with at Newcastle for two seasons, he will add significant value to the development of our young, talented Academy players.
New day, new job, really pleased & excited.#refreshed#be-myself
— Peter Walton (@waltsrugby) September 4, 2018
“Along with Mark Irish and Sean Marsden, Peter will form part of the wider coaching group to ensure alignment and transition through to the first team.”
DID YOU KNOW: Walton formed an incredible back-row trio with Lam and Dean Ryan as Newcastle Falcons claimed their only Premiership title in 1998.
SOCIAL REACTION:
As one half of the duo let go by the RFU, Peter Walton is a superb appointment for Bristol’s academy. https://t.co/K2cpmzothf
— Nick Heath (@nickheathsport) September 4, 2018
New day, new job, really pleased & excited.#refreshed#be-myself
— Peter Walton (@waltsrugby) September 4, 2018
Congratulations Walts 👍🏻👏🏻
— Tamara Taylor (@Timmytammy8) September 4, 2018
Will not regret that. What an addition to the club @waltsrugby is a genius #whatsyourweapon https://t.co/atavMzJ70F
— Gengey (@EllisGenge) September 4, 2018
Congrats mate! 👍🏻👍🏻
— Dominic Barrow (@DominicBarrow) September 4, 2018
Top work Walts. One of the greats! 💪🏼
— Stefan Curtis (@Stefanjc) September 4, 2018
Good luck with the new job , everyone in the game knows what a quality coach and person you are . Look forward to seeing you on the circuit!
— Kevin Harman (@kevinharman1969) September 4, 2018