Entries Tagged as 'Heineken Cup'
25
Jan
2010
Posted by Rory at 2.22pm
Filed under: Heineken Cup, Player Watch
Categories: Heineken Cup · Player Watch
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Edinburgh 9-7 Stade Francais
at Murrayfield
Mossy once again picked up all the points in what despite the low score was a fairly enterprising display from the home team. Jim Thompson – who must have been emotionally all over the place after the minutes applause for his grandfather the late Bill McLaren – was probably the standout [...]
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18
Jan
2010
Posted by Rory at 4.35pm
Filed under: Heineken Cup
Categories: Heineken Cup
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Ulster 21-13 Edinburgh
Edinburgh failed to deal with the conditions and a determined Ulster pack in a first half when they had the wind behind, leaving them unable to take the win they could probably have claimed with a solid performance into the wind in the second half. David Young had settled down in defence from [...]
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15
Jan
2010
Posted by Rory at 12.41pm
Filed under: Blog, Heineken Cup
Categories: Blog · Heineken Cup
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Ha, gotcha. No, Worcester are the Warriors I was talking about. I refer to an interesting article which on reflection is mostly about nothing (something of a Scotsman specialism sometimes) over at the Scotsman speculating as to the employment future of Mike Blair, which I missed this week. Although arguably not missing him at scrum [...]
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21
Dec
2009
Posted by Rory at 1.13pm
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During whiteout conditions at Murrayfield on Saturday where the weather played a larger role than either of the teams for a chunk of the first half, Edinburgh managed to grab a victory against Bath. It was a pity the snow came in when it did, as both teams were showing a willingness to throw the [...]
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18
Dec
2009
Posted by Rory at 12.50pm
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Glasgow: Bernardo Stortoni, Dave McCall, Max Evans, Graeme Morrison, DTH van der Merwe, Dan Parks, Chris Cusiter, Jon Welsh, Dougie Hall, Moray Low, Alastair Kellock, Richie Gray, Kelly Brown, John Barclay, Richie Vernon
Replacements: Fergus Thomson, Kevin Tkachuk, Ed Kalman, Dan Turner, Colin Gregor, Mark McMillan, Johnnie Beattie, Colin Shaw
Good mix in the second row and [...]
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10
Dec
2009
Posted by Rory at 7.54pm
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Going to be out of Sky range this weekend but hoping to go along to the Heriots game on Saturday if I get a chance. Meanwhile here are the teams announced so far for the weekends action, plenty of Scots all round and some interesting match ups at 2, 6 and 9 in the Glasgow [...]
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7
Dec
2009
Posted by Rory at 6.23pm
Filed under: Heineken Cup, Magners League
Categories: Heineken Cup · Magners League
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After Leinster’s failure to topple the ever-improving Dragons at the weekend, the Scottish pro-teams go in to the Heineken Cup break first and second in the Magners League table. So congratulations to Glasgow and Edinburgh for that excellent bit of away points-grabbing, in particular the two oft-abused/unsung 10s David “Tony” Blair and King of Dans [...]
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15
Oct
2009
Posted by Rory at 2.00pm
Filed under: Blog, Heineken Cup
Categories: Blog · Heineken Cup
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I’m away this weekend so will probably miss the games, hopefully the boys can get their campaigns back on track after disappointments on their last outings. Glasgow are still struggling with injuries but hopefully Chris Cusiter will be back from illness. New boy Peter Horne may get a start in the centre with Lineen assuring [...]
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11
Oct
2009
Posted by Rory at 4.09pm
Filed under: Heineken Cup, Player Watch
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Stade Francais 31-7 Edinburgh
Glasgow 18-22 Biarritz
Ugh. Edinburgh flatter to deceive (get hammered) and Glasgow come close but fail to squeeze out the result they definitely deserved. So far, so Scottish teams in the Heineken Cup. I thought there were a few positives to be taken from the weekends defeats though.
Johnnie Beattie finally took it to [...]
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So Europe’s finest club competition shuffles into view, unloads its wagon, sends the freaks round the back to get the candy floss machine running and erects a big top suitable for showcasing some of the finest club rugby teams known to man, and er, our lot. Here are the games on this weekend, sadly unless [...]
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