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.
PRO14 Round 9: Glasgow Warriors 40-15 Cardiff Blues
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.
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.
Glasgow Warriors 29-13 Dragons
Iain Hay watches as Glasgow return to the more comfortable climes of Scotstoun and a fairly good win over the Dragons, bonus point and all.
PRO14 Round 3: Toyota Cheetahs 24–52 Glasgow Warriors
Iain Hay reports as Glasgow play a helter-skelter game against the Toyota Cheetahs in Bloemfontein but run out convincing winners in the end.
BT Murrayfield: the new home of Scottish football?
Iain takes a look at the SFA’s upcoming decision on the future of Hampden and a potential relocation to BT Murrayfield. Warning: contains the F word (football).
Argentina 15-44 Scotland
Scotland finished their summer tour on a high, with a resounding 15-44 win over a bedraggled looking Argentina in Resistancia as Iain Hay watches on.
Glasgow Warriors 68-7 Zebre
Glasgow racked up a massive points haul against Zebre with Adam Hastings running the show superbly, writes Iain Hay.
6 Nations 2018: Scotland 32-26 France
Iain Hay watches Scotland get their tournament back on track with the visit of France to BT Murrayfield.
Zebre 20-40 Glasgow Warriors
Iain Hay watches as Glasgow visit Parma with the aim of a 5 point win and no injuries, and come away successful. Well, almost.
1872 Cup Pt I: Glasgow Player Ratings
A third disappointing loss in a row for Glasgow which will lead to head coach Dave Rennie once again thinking: “How the hell did that happen?” Iain Hay rates his players.
Exeter Chiefs 24-15 Glasgow Warriors
Exeter eventually came out on top in a frenetic European Champions Cup encounter at their Sandy Park home, and inflict a season’s first defeat on Dave Rennie’s Warriors, writes Iain Hay.
Glasgow Warriors 37 -10 Munster
Glasgow served up the style, with a large side portion of grunt, to inflict a heavy defeat on their fierce rivals Munster, writes Iain Hay.