Glasgow’s European fixtures are out, and they have a new captain ahead of the PRO14 official launch event this week.
Ryan Wilson to captain Glasgow
Tag: Glasgow Warriors
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.
Fraser Lyle bound for London Scottish
London Scottish have added Scotland Sevens and Glasgow player Fraser Lyle to their roster for the coming season, as well as a beefy Scots qualified flyhalf.
Action Jackson’s Back, Son II: Electric Boogaloo
Ruaridh Jackson will return to Scotstoun on a one year deal, it has been announced.
Namibian International arrives from the Warriors
London Scottish have completed the signing of Namibian international Tijuee Uanavi from Glasgow Warriors.
Pro 12? Pro 14? Who cares?
Is it a joke of a league? Do we care about the rivalry with Italian teams? Long time commenter Cameron Ritchie feels it is time to weigh in on the Pro12 debate. So he does…
Glasgow face Stern (Vern) test, Edinburgh to clash with Siberians, Irish and Calendar Boys
The draws for next year’s European Champions and Challenge Cups sneaked out late last week so Iain Hay takes a look at how our plucky-pro teams have gone. Will the new coaching regimes be pleased?
Flash – he’ll save every one of us?
Roddy Grant is to return as an assistant coach at Edinburgh, while Glasgow Warriors have signed Super Rugby winning New Zealand winger Lelia Masaga on a two-year contract.
Glasgow 45-10 Zebre
John Anderson watches as a scratch Glasgow side take Zebre apart in just half an hour, in an entertaining display of offloading rugby.
Glasgow 35-24 Connacht
John Anderson watches as Glasgow welcome back their international players with open arms and the results are instant. Well, almost.
Ulster 37–17 Glasgow
In which the Scottish Team’s B Team gives their all but come up well short against a clinical Ulster team.
Glasgow 14-26 Scarlets
On a bitterly cold night in Glasgow, a makeshift Warriors team failed to warm the cockles of their fans as they slipped to a disappointing 14-26 defeat at the hands of the Scarlets.
Leicester 0-43 Glasgow
Glasgow Warriors travelled south knowing that a win would see them through. In the end, what they got was so much more, writes John Anderson.
Glasgow 12-14 Munster
One of the most important games in Glasgow’s European history, but once again Munster proved too streetwise for them, as John Anderson reports.
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