Iain Hay watches on as Murrayfield experiences International Friday night rugby, something of a rarity around these parts…
Scotland 36 – 9 Georgia
Author: Iain Hay
Warriors season ticket holder and widely renowned ne'er-do-well, Iain has been watching rugby from a young age, but developed a true passion for the game whilst in the rugby hotbed that is New Zealand.
Like Tommy Seymour, his hair-style icon, Iain does not like chickens.
Scotland announce official squad for RWC 19
Gregor Townsend has settled on the 31-man group that will travel to Japan for the Rugby World Cup in a few weeks.
Conference(s) of Cards
They’ve reshuffled the PRO14 ahead of next season and Iain Hay takes a look at how the new conferences have panned out.
Leinster 24 – 39 Glasgow Warriors
Glasgow travelled to the RDS where they had not won since 2011 and put in a huige shift as Iain Hay watches on.
Scotland 11- 18 Wales
Iain Hay watches at BT Murrayfield as Scotland improve a little but can’t make it count against a Welsh side whose Grand Slam dream continues.
PRO14 Round 17: Zebre Rugby 10-42 Glasgow Warriors
The youngest Glasgow team that Dave Rennie had ever assembled, ably guided by some of the longer in the tooth members of the pride, tore a dishevelled Zebre to shreds, and abetted by Munster’s defeat at Parc Y Scarlets, moved to the top of Conference A.
Scotland 13 – 22 Ireland
Scotland started with a strong showing in a close first half, but were undone by too many silly errors, writes Iain Hay at BT Murrayfield.
Scotland 33–20 Italy
Iain Hay reports from Murrayfield on a classic mixed Scotland performance
PRO14 Round 13: Benetton Treviso 20-17 Glasgow Warriors
Iain Hay watches with gritted teeth as Dave Rennie’s men travel to Italy and come away with another loss.
1872 Leg II: Glasgow Player Ratings
Iain Hay rates the Glasgow players after the second leg of the 1872 Cup where once again they came off second best to Edinburgh,
PRO14 Round 9: Glasgow Warriors 40-15 Cardiff Blues
Iain Hay watches as Glasgow get back into the Scotstoun swing of things with a performance that showed once again they don’t need their big stars to run up big scores.
Doddie Weir Cup, Wales v Scotland: Player Ratings
Iain Hay runs his ruler over the Scotland performances in Cardiff and finds it a decidedly mixed bag. Gregor Townsend has responded by calling up a number of players including two out of favour exiles…
Munster 25-24 Glasgow Warriors
Iain Hay watches as a depleted Glasgow come agonisingly close to a victory over Munster at Thomond Park.
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