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Glasgow 33 - 25 Leinster: Seymour does damage

1 decade ago by The Scotsman

Scotstoun had something for everyone yesterday; sunshine, a spanking new plastic pitch, some thumping beats, a full house with an enthusiastic crowd and eight tries in all, four of which came from Glasgow...

Glasgow 33 - 25 Leinster: Seymour does damage

1 decade ago by The Scotsman

Scotstoun had something for everyone yesterday; sunshine, a spanking new plastic pitch, some thumping beats, a full house with an enthusiastic crowd and eight tries in all, four of which came from Glasgow...

Ayr 27 - 24 Gala: Home side do enough

1 decade ago by The Scotsman

Ayr won, without playing as well as they can, with this five tries to three win over Gala at Millbrae. But, Frazier Climo left 13 unkicked points out there.

Super Seymour inspires Glasgow

1 decade ago by Sky Sports Rugby

Winger Tommy Seymour ran in four tries for Glasgow in a 33-25 victory over Leinster on Scotstoun's new artificial pitch.

Four-try Tommy Seymour guides Glasgow to victory over Leinster

1 decade ago by Belfast Telegraph: Rugby

Winger Tommy Seymour ran in four tries for Glasgow in a 33-25 victory over Leinster on Scotstoun's new artificial pitch.

Leinster Outgunned By Seymour-Inspired Glasgow

1 decade ago by Irish Provincial Rugby News

Leinster lost their grip on a 10-point second half lead as Tommy Seymour's quartet of tries inspired Glasgow Warriors to their first win on their new 4G pitch at Scotstoun Stadium.

Tommy Seymour obliterates Leinster as Glasgow trip ends in zero points for Cullen's men

1 decade ago by Irish Independent

Glasgow Warriors and Leinster celebrated the opening of Scotstoun's new artificial pitch with a match played at a furious pace and which produced an eight-try tally to suggest that the future of rugby...

Lam: Season starts now for Connacht - and I expect a big improvement

1 decade ago by Irish Independent

Pat Lam is expecting a delayed reaction to Connacht's shaky Guinness Pro12 title defence after a Glasgow trouncing in front of their adoring faithful last weekend which he declared gruffly was "like a...

Glasgow still have plenty of room for improvement, warns Townsend

1 decade ago by Irish Independent

As starts to the season go, Glasgow Warriors could hardly have asked for a tougher opening but the relative ease at which they swatted aside the defending champions last week sent out a clear warning to...

Allan Massie: Glasgow leave Edinburgh standing

1 decade ago by The Scotsman

The opening round of the Guinness Pro12 showed us some of the best and worst of Scottish rugby. Another way of putting this is to say that, in Galway, Glasgow showed us what we hope is its skilful and...