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While Gloucester won a first trophy in nine years<\/a> in March with the Premiership Rugby Cup and remain in the fight for a second, with a European Challenge Cup semi-final<\/a> to come against Benetton on 4 May, they have struggled in the league. <\/p>\n A club-record nine consecutive losses through October to January all-but ended their chances of reaching the play-offs and they could finish in the bottom two for the second consecutive season.<\/p>\n “Ultimately the club wants to be successful and we recognise we are where we are now so it’s really important there’s some things we’re building for now,” Skivington said. <\/p>\n “There’s still a lot of pride. I know we can’t particularly climb the table and look very different but everybody who takes the field in however many [matches] we’re lucky enough to have will be fighting for shirts now, shirts in the future. <\/p>\n “They’re aware of that.”<\/p>\n Gloucester could look a significantly different team next season with Wales scrum-half and fly-half Tomos Williams and Gareth Anscombe and Racing 92 winger Christian Wade among those moving to Kingsholm.<\/p>\n The club has also not commented on whether former England winger Jonny May will stay next season. <\/p>\n Speaking on the The Good the Bad and the Rugby podcast, external<\/span><\/a> this week, May said it was “unlikely” he would be Gloucester. <\/p>\n<\/div>\n