Bailey has started 35 Premiership matches for his only senior club and despite all of them coming at fly-half, the 22-year-old would be equally happy having a 12 or 15 on his back if it means Bath are successful.
Last season Bailey was a stranger to the No.10 jersey until April when Bathâs principal playmaker, Finn Russell, was sidelined with a significant groin injury.
âI have always enjoyed playing across the backline, there were a couple of games last season where I played 12 and Finn was 10,â Bailey said. âI do enjoy it, and if the opportunity comes especially when we go 6-2 on the bench and you have to be able to play across the back line and be comfortable there.
âWhenever I play, I am happy to get on and try and contribute. With Matt Gallagher no longer here, there might be more opportunities at full-back, I donât know. That would be something I am ready for if that is the case.â
Many Bath fans feared last season would be derailed by Russellâs injury blow, but Bailey stepped up and drove the team to a precious 26-14 victory against Exeter at Sandy Park in his first Premiership start of the 2023/24 campaign.
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