Quins legend Ugo Monye described last weekend’s 48-0 hammering at Gloucester, their heaviest league defeat in 26 years, which left them bottom of the Gallagher PREM table, as "one of the worst performances I have ever seen".

Harlequins head coach Jason Gilmore has defended his position and called for patience following severe criticism over the club's poor form. His comments came after Quins suffered a 48-0 defeat against Gloucester, marking their heaviest Premiership loss in 26 years and leaving them at the bottom of the table. Former player Ugo Monye labeled the display as one of the worst he had ever witnessed.
Gilmore acknowledged that the performance at Kingsholm was unacceptable, but he argued that long-term foundations are required to halt the club's decline rather than quick fixes. He insisted he remains the right person to lead the team, stressing the need to address coaching, recruitment, and conditioning across the organization.
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