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You can unsubscribe at any time.Thank you for subscribingSee ourprivacy noticeIn the mid to late 1980s silverware wasn just a hope, it was an expectation for Bath Rugby.The fans could plan their trip to Twickenham at the beginning of every season knowing, come May, Jack Rowell would be taking the all conquering Blue, Black and Whites to HQ to pick up another John Player or Pilkington Cup.That what happened in 1986 when, with the mercurial centre John Palmer as captain, Bath beat Wasps.At 13 0 down and with their dead eyed kicker and skipper Palmer too injured to place kick, they looked in serious trouble.Tony Swift hit back with a try down the blind side and David Trick took over the kicking duties something he had not done seriously since his schooldays at Bryanston.It all came flooding back as he slotted three conversions and a penalty in a flawless display from the tee.Roger Spurrell, Richard Hill and Paul Simpson all crossed the whitewash and Balcombe try for Wasps ended up being a consolation as the trophy headed West for the third season in a row.But what are the Bath players in the squad photograph up to these days? We tried to find out.Back row: Roger Quittenton (official), Dr Tom Hudson, Laurie Prideaux (official), Chris Stanley, Jack Rowell, Graham Dawe, Chris Lilley, Roger Spurrell, Nigel Redman, David Egerton, John Morrison, John Hall, Chris Martin, Richard Lee, Paul Simpson, Gareth Chilcott, Brian Jenkins, Dave Robson, Mike Bees, Fred Howard (referee), David JenkinsFront Row: Peter Pothecary, Barry Trevaskis, Gregg Bess, Tony Swift, Simon Halliday, John Palmer, David Trick, Stuart Barnes, Richard Hill, Phil Cue, Gareth George (physio)Graham Dawe (hooker) Played 245 times for Bath and was still playing national level rugby into his 50s. Coached Barbarians, The Royal Navy, Penzance Pirates, Cornwall and Devon and had several spells at Plymouth Albion, where he was sacked as director of rugby this year.Dawe has been a consultant coach for Saracens and England under Eddie Jones. The 56 year old still has a farm near the Devon and Cornwall border.Roger Spurrell (blindside) Spurrell led Bath to their first John Player Cup win in 1984 and played 206 times for the club, leaving in October 1986.