Palmer: We’re working hard to improve Warriors squad

Palmer: We’re working hard to improve Warriors squad Palmer: We’re working hard to improve Warriors squad

WARRIORS rugby operations director Corin Palmer has reassured Worcester fans the club are scouring the globe to attract top players to Sixways.

Despite a number of the club’s out-of-contract stars opting to pursue their ambitions elsewhere, Palmer is convinced the players being recruited will enhance Warriors’ squad.

Worcester announced the capture of Argentinian international back-rower Leonardo Senatore on Wednesday and Stade Francais’ Australian fly-half Paul Warwick yesterday and Palmer revealed more big names are set to follow.

He said: “It is an exciting time to be connected with Warriors. Players who are out of contract at the end of this season at Sixways can clearly see the calibre of signings we are now making.

“We also have players of international quality, both home and abroad, excited about Warriors and wanting to be a part of it.

“We are working very hard behind the scenes and the squad is starting to take shape for next season.

“We look forward to now making more positive announcements in the coming weeks.”

Senatore, 28, who featured in the 2011 Rugby World Cup, has made 17 Test appearances for his country, scoring two tries, and most recently featured against Ireland at Lansdowne Road in November.

The imposing back-rower, who was part of the Argentina team that played Warriors in the 2011 pre-season friendly,said: “I am very pleased about this fantastic opportunity to play in England with Warriors. I believe my game will suit the Aviva Premiership and therefore I am excited to become a Warrior and test myself in such an environment.

“The club has spoken to me about its major plans for the future and I am aware of the quality of the stadium and facilities.”

Comments(2)

dulon says...
2:40pm Sat 26 Jan 13

We have seen this before , does anybody remember the last raft of has beens arriving at sixways ? This was preceded and followed by an exodus of our young talent some of whom have done 'rather well'. I think sometimes that warriors and WCCC are singing off the same sheet, trouble is that WCCC keep the rubbish too at the expense of results .

zx12r says...
4:46pm Sat 26 Jan 13

Did'nt I say what would happen, out go 20 year olds. in come 30+ has-beens.
Carry on buying your season tickets & the accountants now running the club will think you are supporting their actions.

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