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Jason Gilmore insists he is the right man to revive Harlequins after their 48-0 thrashing at Gloucester, with the head coach determined to build stronger foundations rather than resort to short-term fixes.

Harlequins head coach Jason Gilmore insisted he is the right man to lead the club following their 48-0 defeat against Gloucester. The Australian coach emphasized his determination to establish sustainable long-term foundations, including recruitment and conditioning, rather than relying on short-term fixes to reverse the club's decline.
Gilmore called for patience as Harlequins prepare to face Sale Sharks, bolstered by the return of fly-half Marcus Smith from injury. Meanwhile, teammates Alex Dombrandt and Finn Baxter continue their recoveries ahead of the upcoming Challenge Cup campaign.
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