Articles about the rugby team Glasgow Warriors, Glasgow’s fast growing professional sports team and PRO12 Champions in 2014-2015. Based at Scotstoun Stadium, Glasgow is home to many of current Scotland internationals, including key players such as Finn Russell, Stuart Hogg and Jonny Gray.
New coach Dave Rennie, formerly of the New Zealand franchise The Chiefs, will be hoping to bring his well respected brand of attacking rugby to the side. New recruits such as Huw Jones, Ollie Kebble and Calum Gibbons will look to become fans favourites, whilst Scotstoun will also be welcoming back Ruaridh Jackson, Brandon Thomson and most exciting of all, Niko Matalawu.
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.
This week Cammy is joined by Rory and John to preview the Six Nations and look back at the weekend’s European action
John Anderson watches as Glasgow travel to Allianz Park for another fixture with Saracens, which as it turned out will not be the last this season.
Glasgow face a huge task this weekend with 2016 and 2017 champions Saracens to be overcome to guarantee the knockout stages.
European teams for the weekend as both sides are still in the hunt for a knockout place.
Iain Hay watches with gritted teeth as Dave Rennie’s men travel to Italy and come away with another loss.
Both our pro teams are resting players this weekend but that doesn’t mean these games will be easy…
Iain Hay rates the Glasgow players after the second leg of the 1872 Cup where once again they came off second best to Edinburgh,
Sandy Smith watches as the 1872 Cup and the league points head back east along the M8 to Edinburgh.
Dave Rennie makes six changes to his starting XV for the second leg while Cockerill makes just one. You can tell who is happier…
For the festive derbies, our Edinburgh correspondent Sandy Smith runs the rule over the Glasgow players and how they fared at BT Murrayfield.
Rory Baldwin watches as Edinburgh refuse to be broken down by Glasgow’s attack and come away with vital points.
Rory takes a look at the teams for the weekend’s first leg of 1872 Cup action as Edinburgh host Glasgow.
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