Exter coach Rob Hunter left the club with mutual approval.
The move comes four days after his comment and the coach of the attack on Heifer after the Chevs Club lost 79-17 in Gloster.
Hunter had only four games as a main coach, after he was promoted to the role after the Hefer reduction in March.
After losing 52-38 in Bristol, Exter led to his third victory for this season by winning 17-15 against Newcastle.
Bath losing 26-24 encouraged before last Sunday 13 pills in Kingsholm.
He finishes a 13 -year talisman in Sandy Park for the former director of England under 20 years old.
He spent most of his time as the Exter coach for the attackers and helped the club win two titles for the Graduate Champions League 2020.
“On behalf of everyone at the Extreme Club of Rajabi, I would like to express our gratitude for theft on his dedication and the influence that he had during his time with us. We wish him all the success in his future endeavors.”
“ROB was an integral part of our training team through multiple seasons,” added the director of Roby Rob Baxter, who returned to supervise the training for the rest of the season.
“I want to thank him personally for his hard work, loyalty and the positive impact he had on the team.
“Although it is not easy not to cut roads with someone who contributed a lot, we are looking forward with confidence and enthusiasm as we continue to build on the strong foundations that Rob helped in establishing.”
