Dave Rennie will depart Glasgow Warriors earlier than expected as Danny Wilson takes over next week. Alan Greenwood looks back at the taciturn Kiwi’s time with the Warriors.
The Curious Case of Dave Rennie
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Glasgow Warriors 56 – 24 Zebre
Bump in the road doesn’t stop Warriors from recording impressive win, led by Uncle Naks and the flying Horneito.
Benetton 19 – 38 Glasgow Warriors
Riveting match sees Warriors go “old-skool”, producing an attacking masterclass, writes Iain Hay.
Podcast: Episode 90 – OK Boomer
In our latest podcast Cammy and Iain look back at Scotland’s lost against Wales at Scotstoun and backroom redeployments happening at Murrayfield
Rennie for Australia as Wilson takes over Glasgow
Dave Rennie has been announced as the new Australian Head Coach and Danny Wilson will take over as the new Glasgow Warriors head coach at the end of the season, it has been announced today.
Who will take Rennie’s reins?
With the Wallabies looking poised to pounce for the Glasgow Warriors’ head-coach, we look at some viable alternatives.
Glasgow Warriors 17 – 13 Cardiff Blues
Glasgow Warriors finally off the mark with narrow win.
Toyota Cheetahs 48 – 14 Glasgow Warriors
A Bloem-ing disastrous start to Warriors’ Pro 14 campaign, as the South African side romp to a 7-try victory
Podcast – Episode 65: Munstering
On this week’s podcast we chat to Rory Lawson about the Barbarians, his work as a commentator and the weekend’s Pro 14 games. Cammy and Iain also look back at the weekend’s European action.
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.
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.
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.
Has the Rennie-ssance finally clicked?
Glasgow’s seconds dispatched the Ospreys down in Swansea at the weekend – one success in Wales at least – and John Anderson asks, is Dave Rennie’s plan starting to work?
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