GAD

Yeah, why not. Argentina look like a new team.

And then another extremely cheap 7 points coughed up.

Then followed up by another stinking error.

That was great.

We must be the only team on the planet who can use a completely dominant scrum as a means of giving away penalties.

This is crap. Errors everywhere, soft penalties on our own possession. Dragons have 6 points and have had to do absolutely nothing to earn them. We don't look like challengers at all, we are more the level of Ulster or Ospreys this season. I think we will get humped in Europe.

I'm pretty sure there is doubt to be honest, seeing as how Campbell's case is proceeding due to the sheriff deciding there should be a full hearing. Maybe the sheriff is another secret Corbynite or vile cybernat out to get poor defenceless Kezia, ex leader of the Scottish Labour party.

I've got to say, I don't really see how Kez is the plucky underdog here. She took a cheap shot at an independent blogger in a "look how awful nationalists are!!!" hit peice in a national newspaper whilst leader of the Labour party. She just didn't expect the guy to call her on it and take it all the way. She's made a complete c**t of herself to be honest, when What She should have done from the beginning is just apologise and end it there and then.

Good news is he's already gone, and will never work again.

Just watching the Edinburgh game. Interesting to note that we can't use TMO evidence for controversial match deciding decisions in injury time of world cup quarter finals, but we can use it to overturn a throw in at a lineout if the Irish crowd whine loud enough.

Cardiff have gubbed Munster here. They've been really good, but I think Munster are looking pretty shite this year. Still, plenty for Glasgow to worry about in Europe against this Cardiff team.

A massive lump who never really plays though. I agree though, our pack is weak, and that was apparent last season when the big teams steamrollered us so it's very disappointing nothing has really been done about it. We've never replaced Nakawara or Strauss. Even Reid gave us a bit of grunt. It just feels like it's going to go the same way as last season when we were capable of blowing away the shit and reserve teams, but when it came to the real big matches we just got overpowered.

Yeah, I never rated him that highly either. He became a bit of a cult hero through being big and scary looking, but he's hardly played and like you say, gave up far too many penalties. We do need somebody to replace him though. We still lack a bit of grunt in the forwards. If only big Leone would come back....

It's amazing the difference in reaction from the established OF "jobs for the boys" media and the newer media out there. If you read any of the football blogs, or the podcasts like the Terrace or whatever, virtually nobody thinks St Mirren were wrong to sack Stubbs. Even on here there has been almost no supporter of any club who didn't think he had to go. These guys seem so detached from the reality of what the average punters think these days. No wonder nobody is reading their newspapers. It was the same when we sacked Rae btw. It'll be the same when Dundee sack McCann as well.

At least if the bumpkins are all queuing up outside the clockwork the decent pubs are less busy.

You are obviously not from Fife.

Pretty much the same at Murrayfield to be fair. I tend to go down to the pubs near tynecastle as they tend to be a bit quieter, but the ones near the station or along the road direct to Murrayfield are usually rammed on a match day.

Dunno, sure the guys at the Ali Shan will stick a candle out if you ask them nicely!

How would that be any different from Murrayfield then if there were hooliganism worries? If the pubs were closed it doesn't mean they don't exist. I've been in them all on numerous occasions when the football is on, including cup finals. Including a cup final against Hearts in fact.

Even shawlands isn't exactly far, half an hour walk if that. And on that walk you'd also pass at least four pubs and several restaurants on the way.

Great news. Murrayfield would have been shite.

That was an absolutely outrageous decision from the ref to gift it to Ulster to be fair. You don't really get a more legal turnover than that. I think the ref panicked to be honest.

Hastings has been great today, gliding round the pitch. Munster have actually defended extremely well, but we've barely let them out their half. Much better than last week.

Horne is having a bit of a nightmare from the boot recently.

Wow, out of jail there. So many mistakes. I thought we were done when Hastings went off, but shows what I know. Need to improve though. Thought some of the penalties we gave away were dreadful, including the one at the end. The ref was screaming at him to leave it, so just fucking leave it mate!