GLOUCESTER head coach Bryan Redpath has called on James Simpson-Daniel to produce the form he showed against Harlequins every week.

Redpath accused the winger come centre of under-performing so far this season and now wants him to strong a run of games of his best form together.

Simpson-Daniel was a constant thorn in the Harlequins side but could not produce enough to win the game for Gloucester.

He did create the second Charlie Sharples try after a set backs move involving Nicky Robinson.

"Simpson-Daniel played well," Redpath said. "He looked strong and dangerous every time he touched the ball as much as anyone else on the field aside from their half backs. Danny Care and Evans were pretty good for them."

But now Redpath wants to see the best of his most electric back every week.

He added: "He's always been a great player, no-one has ever questioned that.

"He's had bad luck with injuries but he's probably under-performed at 13 for us this year when Trinder and Tinds have been injured.

"Harlequins was his first performance for us this season when he actually looked very dangerous.

"He looked comfortable in a lot of things he was doing. That's credit to him.

"He's had to work hard and fight through a lot of things and he's got to keep doing that.

"You can't just have one week when it's good and the next you standards drop.

"For him I hope he pushes on and I'll certainly be saying that to him."

Redpath also highlighted the contribution of two-try Sharples against Quins, plus the importance of full-back Olly Morgan coming through a whole game after struggling with injuries recently.

"Sharples is working hard, he's a young lad and he's doing really well," Redpath said. "It was pleasing to see Olly Morgan play 80 minutes too."

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