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Former Tigers academy product Humphreys extends stay at Worcester

Perry Humphreys

Winger Perry Humphreys has become the latest player to commit his future to the club by signing a new two-year contract.

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Humphreys, 24, joined Warriors from Leicester Tigers Academy in 2014 and made his senior debut against Rotherham Titans in the Greene King IPA Championship later that year.

He made his 50th appearance for Warriors in the Premiership Rugby Cup win over Leicester Tigers at Welford Road in November and has scored 12 tries in 56 first team appearances.

“I’m delighted to have signed a new contract and to get it sorted early in the season, which gives you that bit of extra security and certainty” Humphreys said.

“It’s an exciting time to be involved with Warriors. We’ve got a lot of exciting talent coming through from the Academy and a nice blend of youth and experienced players.

“We’ve got real depth in the squad and there is strong competition for places in all areas of the team which means that you have to keep pushing yourself and improving.

“We’ve also got a home European Challenge Cup quarter-final against Harlequins to look forward to, we’re going well in the Premiership Rugby Cup and we are looking to push up the Premiership table in an exciting end to the season.”

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Humphreys can also play at full-back and that versatility has made him an important member of Alan Solomons’ squad.

Director of Rugby Solomons said: ““Pez is a very talented young player who has played some outstanding rugby this season.

“He is a good all-round footballer with pace to burn and we are all delighted that he is staying put.”

Humphreys is the 14th member of the current Warriors squad to sign a new contract in the past month and the second this week after Zimbabwe international prop Farai Mudariki, who penned a one-year deal on Monday.

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As has been the way all year, and for all England's play I can remember. I missed a lot of the better years under Eddie though.


Lets have a look at the LQB for the last few games... 41% under 3 sec compared to 56% last week, 47% in the game you felt England best in against NZ, and 56 against Ireland.


That was my impression as well. Dunno if that is a lack of good counterattack ball from the D, forward dominance (Post Contact Meters stats reversed yesterday compared to that fast Ireland game), or some Borthwick scheme, but I think that has been highlighted as Englands best point of difference this year with their attack, more particularly how they target using it in certain areas. So depending on how you look at it, not necessarily the individual players.


You seem to be falling into the same trap as NZs supporters when it comes to Damien McKenzie. That play you highlight Slade in wasn't one of those LQB situations from memory, that was all on the brilliance of Smith. Sure, Slade did his job in that situation, but Smith far exceeded his (though I understand it was a move Sleightholme was calling for). But yeah, it's not always going to be on a platter from your 10 and NZ have been missing that Slade line, in your example, more often than not too. When you go back to Furbank and Feyi-Waboso returns you'll have that threat again. Just need to generate that ball, wait for some of these next Gen forwards to come through etc, the props and injured 6 coming back to the bench. I don't think you can put Earl back to 7, unless he spends the next two years speeding up (which might be good for him because he's getting beat by speed like he's not used to not having his own speed to react anymore).

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