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A real shame for Glasgow as pyrgos was actually hitting quite a bit of good form in the latter half of last season. You can definitely tell which club is the priority for the SRU now

For some reason I had got it into my head that most of our games against them were arm wrestles (might have been heavily influenced by the 2016 autumn test though) but I'm quite pleased that we're doing so well, next time wait until I'm ready to watch though!

Wait a minute, I've just turned this game on after watching Germany and was surprised to see we are lubing them up, wtfs happened?

Baraclough would be proud that his dream/target/delusion came to fruition.

The scarlets v Dragons commentary said that if scarlets got a bonus point they would finish top due to having an equal number of wins and Scarlets superior points difference. That'll teach me to listen to that irritating Welsh commentator

After Leinsters pumping at Connacht and Scarlets BP win v Dragons, Glasgow warriors semi will be at home to Leinster or Cheetahs. (I think)

They put out quite an impressive 23 including Carbery, McGrath and others which makes it look even more impressive.

This had all the hallmarks of the Fiji and Wales defeats: a performance riddled with complacency and a stunning display of arrogance.

That game made my season pass worth it. Every. Single. Penny.

Interesting enough Planet Rugby gave him 8/10; same as Jones and Laidlaw. I didn't think he was as good as that tbh but I thought he played OK unlike Russell. Perhaps we are just spoilt by him playing well so when he just plays ok he looks shite? Also saw a table of this years six nations with the players who made the most metres so far, and Hogg was the top player. That surprised me to be honest.

Hogg was not honking at all; Russell most certainly was. Why does Hogg not take the pens from hand in 22. Even when Russell does make his touch it only goes about 7M I noticed hogg a couple of times when France were counter attacking, but he was jogging back, and in the first half in particular in my opinion he seemed a bit disinterested

Greig Laidlaw is a beautiful specimen of a man. Forwards, particularly Gilchrist were superb and didn't get bullied like they did in Paris, which was the most pleasing thing. Russell and hogg were both honking, everyone in the ground was screaming for him to be hooked after 10 minutes. He needs benched, maybe the Price/Laidlaw partnership which saw out the last 20 minutes is worth a go?

From what I gather Edinburgh do have a three year deal at myreside, but they have a break clause in it.

Who let Tim out of his box to play again? He's done more harm for the party than good in recent years and has incurred anger from within the party about this.

Scotland have probably been the unluckiest rugby nation in terms of injuries since the world cup, the injury lists for Glasgow, Edinburgh and the national team are ridiculously long.

Zander Fagerson ruled out for 2+ months, doesn't help the prop crisis at all and could potentially mean we get to see the wonderfully gifted Moray Low in action during the 6N. Marfo, Dell and Dickinson also looking doubtful.

The Scottish cup advert which immediately followed the show was more amusing than the half hour of tripe Watson came up with.

I think its a failure to adapt to conditions and opponents who have us sussed. Too often the players think they are playing sevens and attempt miracle offloads which clearly aren't on. What has got the team to victory many times is a 15-20 minute spell where it has clicked and led to an unassailable lead. If the players can adapt to in-game conditions and change tactics to suit then Glasgow can be an outstanding side.

I would recommend that nobody holds their breath waiting on the LibDems supporting this budget, the SNP could guarantee free travel on northern isles ferries, £200bn for mental health, unlimited funds for education, the least centralised police force possible and college places for everyone, and the LibDems would still vote against it. Believe me, I know these people, and that's why I'm seriously considering stopping my membership of the party.

As much as I like George Horne, his game management was absolutely awful tonight, the number of times he tried to be a hero and go it alone was beyond a joke. Instead of the quick taps when none of your team mates are ready, why not kick for touch and gain more ground? Also, the atmosphere at Scotstoun tonight was largely non-existent, as it has been for the majority of the season, which is quite disappointing.

Find it hilarious seeing Glasgow fans moan their faces off about poor performances when last year during the internationals (and even a couple of the pre and post matches) we were being pumped silly at home by the scarlets and ospreys, this season is absolutely night and day from those dark times. If this is what we are like when we play poorly then I'd better get the popcorn ready for when we actually play well because it will be an absolute delight to watch. Few points related to tonight and the season in general; I would keep Turner if possible beyond this season, he has a lot of potential if he gets his throwing right and practices his scrummaging, Vunisa looks like a beast of a player and Jackson has been an absolute star. Overall though, a pleasing win and some brilliant tries scored. (hopefully Glasgow are the only Scottish club to get ten in a row, if you know what I mean

First home game I've missed in a couple of seasons, then they play like this. That'll teach me.

The bold Ryan Grant has re-signed for Glasgow, could be a great signing if he's back to his best, considering that Kebble will be out for a while and Bhatti has big question marks.

Overall, delighted with the result yesterday, with a strong defensive performance yet again. Gibbins was outstanding in my opinion, as was Turner who has surprised me with his performances since he arrived. Kebble also played a part in monstering the Ospreys in one of his first scrums after coming on. The Ospreys were really disappointing and ineffective with ball in hand. A lot better than the two pumpings we received from them last year, and a bit of redemption for the embarrassment of a performance against them at home. Munster game is already looking crucial.

I read it the same way you did at first, but later realised it was just the one game. Still a good offer though.