Can Exeter complete title-winning turnaround?

Can Exeter complete title-winning turnaround? Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Exeter held off a late Bath surge to win 27-26 in their semi-final last weekByBrent PilnickBBC Sport EnglandPublished1 hour agoTwo dressing-room scenes less than 14 months apart could not tell more aptly the story of how far Exeter have come as they prepare for Saturday's Prem final.At the end of April last year, there was footage - without any sound - of chief executive Tony Rowe laying down the law, external in no uncertain terms after a club record 79-17 loss at Gloucester.But fast-forward to this month and Exeter's director of rugby Rob Baxter triumphantly walks into the away dressing room at Bath, whips off his shirt, external and joyously joins the celebrations after his side booked their first Prem final place in five years.So how have those players who looked so sheepishly into the distance or down at their feet at Gloucester become a side that went from second-bottom to Prem finalists in the space of a year?Exeter fight back to stun Bath and reach Prem finalPublished5 days ago'Same players but different men' - Exeter's remarkable turnaroundPublished5 days ago"It's never come down to one thing, it never does," Baxter tells BBC Sport."There were lots of things that led to the Gloucester result, just like there's lots of things that have led to us having a better season and getting to the final."On the day, I kind of understood what Tony was talking about because it wasn't us losing. Tony's seen us lose plenty of times, he's seen us win plenty of times, but for him it's just more about just [staying] in the fight."I think the problem is that a multitude of things added up to mean we weren't really competitive in that game and I think that was the bit that hurt Tony. That was obviously the bit that hurt me."It's one of the first things we addressed right from day one of the off-seas...