WASPS are looking to give a successful send-off to the five people leaving their positions at the summer.

Coach Warren Gatland, and fitness coaches Tony Hanks and Craig White are off to New Zealand, while Will Green and Craig Dowd are ending their playing careers.

And Wasps are looking to make sure they have a great farwell by beating Leicester in the Zurich Grand Final on Saturday.

Dowd, who is the most capped All Black prop in history, is finishing his career to take up a coaching role with Wasps, while Green is moving to Leinster after 13 years with the club, in which he won four English cups, three Zurich Premierships, the Parker Pen Challenge Cup and the Heineken Cup.

Speaking after Saturday's 43-22 win over Sale, Green said: "I'd like to thank all the supporters. Since we came to Wycombe, we've had the most amazing success. But we're not finished yet. We've got to go out and beat Leicester."

Owner Chris Wright said: "Will is one of the nicest blokes anyone could wish to meet."

Announcer Pete Nuttall said of Gatland: "When he took over in 2002, we were languishing at the bottom of the league table.

"We won six out of the last seven matches to finish seventh. Then we won four trophies in two seasons and, hopefully, we'll add a third Zurich Premiership title.

"He's contributed to the weight of Wasps' trophy cabinet. In 138 years of Wasps, the Gatland years have been the most successful of all time."

Wright said: "It's an incredible honour that Warren has been with us. In 3 years, we've seen some of the best rugby anyone could ask to see."

Gatland: "I think the last three years have been my most enjoyable in rugby. It's a great club and a good coach is only as good as his players and staff."