Where are they now? Exeter Chiefs first Premiership XV from 2010

Fullback: Luke Arscott -Went onto play for Bristol before retiring. The versatile back is now the head coach at Dings Crusaders and is still looking for opportunities post-playing.

Winger: Nic Sestaret - The French winger joined Exeter in 2008 and was a key part of the Chiefs promotion. After retiring from rugby in 2014, he was appointed Head of Rugby at Taunton School. Prior to that appointment, he coached for Sidmouth 1st XV and worked for HSBC Premier in Exeter.

Centre: Phil Dollman - Rob Baxter's first signing when he took charge of the Exeter Chiefs back in 2009, the Welshman has played an integral role in the rise of the Devon club since his arrival. One of the few survivors of the Championship-winning side of 2010, Dollman's honours with the club include winning the Aviva Premiership title in 2017 and the LV= Cup in 2014.

Centre: Bryan Rennie - He joined Chiefs in 2009 and made 172 appearances in a three year period before retiring following a short stint at Bristol. The centre is now the Commercial Manager Hong Kong Rugby & co-owner of RugbyTots Hong Kong.

Winger: Mark Foster - The England Sevens international got off to a blistering start, scoring Exeter's first try in the Aviva Premiership against his former club in the season opener. He then joined Jersey on a two-year contract before hanging up his boots. The speedster toyed with the idea of becoming a referee before going into business, working as a tax assistant at Smith & Williamson.

Brought to Sandy Park in 2008 from the Cornish Pirates, the Dungannon-born playmaker has since written his name into the folklore of Exeter Rugby Club. He scored 17 points on an opening day as Chiefs secured a historic first win in the top flight. The fly-half, who remains at the club, skippered the side to the Premiership title in 2017, kicking the winning penalty to sink Wasps at Twickenham. Away from rugby, he's opened , an Irish bar and restaurant in Exeter.

Scrum-half: Haydn Thomas - The former Exeter Chiefs star, who spent the rest of his career at Sandy Park, is now part of the Exeter Chiefs Academy coaching set-up. He's also an ambassador for Chatham shoes.

Prop: Brett Sturgess - The tighthead had previously played for Irish side Connacht Rugby and English side Northampton Saints before signing with the Chiefs in 2007. He left in 2016, joining Ampthill before moving onto Kettering where he's still going as player/head coach aged 37.

Hooker: Neil Clark - The London-born forward played 187 times for the Chiefs, scoring 14 tries, in two spells at Sandy Park. During his final season, he released his book, 'It Was Never My Ambition To Become A Hooker', stating that any profits from this book will be spent on gin. He next moved to French club Oyonnax in 2013 but was forced to announce his retirement from the sport in November 2014.

Prop: Hoani Tui - The New Zealander joined Chiefs from Calvisano in 2010 and went on to make over 100 appearances for the club. The 35-year-old is still playing to this day, now for USO Oyonnax in France's Rugby Pro D2.

Lock: Tommy Hayes - He was their captain in May 2010 when they defeated Bristol in a 2 legged playoff, to win promotion to the Aviva Premiership and remained as captain the following season. The back-rower was then forced to hang up his boots in November 2013, citing a troublesome back injury. He's now running his own livestock farm and is the head coach of Shannon RFC back in his native Ireland.

Lock: James Hanks - He made 190 senior appearances for Exeter Chiefs between 2004 and 2014 and was named Players Player for the 2010/2011 season. He retired in 2014 after suffering a serious neck injury against Bath. He's now a coach at Dulwich College after previously coaching the University of Exeter first XV.

Flanker: Tom Johnson -The flanker, who joined Exeter Chiefs in 2007, spent the rest of his career at Sandy Park before retiring in 2017. He'd also win eight caps for England between 2012 and 2014. The 37-year-old, who was born in Germany, now works as a qualified Personal Trainer and Personal Lifestyle Coach.

Flanker: James Scaysbrook - Joined Exeter in 2009 after eight years at Bath. After returning to the Aviva Premiership with Exeter in 2010/11 season, the back-rower was nominated for the 2011/12 Aviva Premiership Player of the season. The 37-year-old is now enjoying family life in Japan and is a coach at Toyota Shuttles.

Number 8: James Phillips - He re-signed for Bristol in 2015, and helped them win promotion to the Aviva Premiership in May 2016. He next had stints with Bath and Sale Sharks, signing a one-year extension to his contract which will keep him at the AJ Bell Stadium until the end of the 2020/21 Gallagher Premiership Season.