Semi Radradra is hopeful of making at least one more appearance for Bristol Bears after a hamstring injury sustained against Clermont has put the rest of his season, and therefore the remainder of his time at the club, in doubt.
Radradra tweaked the tendon as he ran onto a pass from James Williams to score a try late in the first half of last Friday’s European Challenge Cup round-of-16 tie. Remarkably, the Fijian sprinted about 30 metres to score, all the time holding the back of his thigh as he was chased down by Irae Simone.
The 30-year-old left the field immediately and was replaced for the remainder of the tie by Ioan Lloyd as the Bears lost 33-26 to exit the competition. With just three regular season games remaining in the Premiership - Sale (H), Exeter Chiefs (A), Gloucester (H) - and the final fixture landing on May 6, it raises the question whether Bears fans will see him don the shirt again.
