Ben Spencer commits future to Bath
Bath have confirmed that club captain and England international Ben Spencer has signed a new contract with the West Country side
Head of rugby Johann van Graan said of the news: "Since I arrived at Bath, Ben has stood out as a true leader, dedicated to succeed with this club.
"He leads by example through his actions on the field and is a superb communicator amongst the group. He has the ability to run a game from scrum-half and with the exciting players we have around him, we have no doubt he will continue to be a significant member of our squad for years to come."
Spencer, who is 30 years old, joined Bath from Saracens in 2020 and has played an important role in the team. He is an experienced Gallagher Premiership and European player with more than 200 top-flight matches to his name, as well as several title-winning campaigns.
He is known for his high-class kicking game and support play, which has contributed to him scoring over 50 tries in all competitions.
Spencer has been capped four times by England, including in the 2019 Rugby World Cup final, and has been a key member of the Bath backline. He is excited to be part of a group that is striving for success in the coming years.
"My family and I have loved our time at Bath to date and we are really looking forward to the future," said Spencer "The direction the club and Johann have committed to is incredibly exciting. We have a group of players here who are determined to succeed and achieve great things. We will continue to work hard to progress each week as we strive towards those goals, but I believe the future is bright and it’s something I want to be part of."
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ALB has had many a start in big matches for ABs and has never put his stamp on the game Tupaea got the start in 22 against Ireland before injured and he struggled a tad too neither had outstanding SR seasons one thing Jordie an Reiko ain’t leaking breaks and tries at all in multiple big games
Go to commentsI’ll see how Aus go against Scotland and Ireland!
They have beaten the worst Welsh side ever and pipped England in OT
They do look attractive to watch I admit but got smashed by the Welsh scrum last week
Look at the areas of focus for Razor and Ryan
Huge player development in the ABs and ABs XV
One might argue that the only scrum more dominant is the Boks? And that wasn’t clear in SA until the bomb squad came on
The bench has been somewhat rectified since then
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