By Tom Little.
June 16 2011

Coventry Rugby have been boosted by the news that their two young prop forwards, Tom Warren and Adam Parkins, who both  made such an impression with their first season at Coventry, are remaining at Coventry Rugby on dual registered loans from Northampton Saints, for the forthcoming season.

Tom Warren, who made 20 appearances, including those as replacement, scoring 7 tries, equal with those of hooker Dale Ager.  A strong scrummager and deadly close to the line, Tom has made impressive strides in his overall game last season.

Adam Parkins, made 18 appearance including replacements scoring 1 try. At 6ft 5ins tall Adam has an imposing presence around the park, prominent in the loose and excellent at tackling. He has also shown great promise in the scrum with both he and Tom becoming an integral part of the effective Coventry scrum.

These two exciting signings bring the total squad numbers as yet reported up to 19.

Tom Little

Coventry Rugby press office

16th June 2011

Props to support Coventry Rugby.

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Laugh Out Loud (Dave Roach)
16/06/2011 07:18

Now I’m getting really excited, both of these young men impressed me last season. They are fantastic signings, well done Cov. And a big thank-you to the Saints for having the confidence that their young guns are being looked after and nurtured!

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Yozza Cov
16/06/2011 07:57

I'm with you Dave, they both showed great promise last year and another season will be a benefit for Cov. We just need news of a kicker now then I'll be really excited!!

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Kimbo
16/06/2011 15:35

Ah, that really is good news. Well done Cov, in negotiating this extension....

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