Pyrgos looking to lead by example for Glasgow Warriors
1 decade ago by Glasgow Warriors newsGlasgow Warriors' Henry Pyrgos insists he is relishing the chance to take on some more responsibility as first choice scrum-half this season.
Henry Pyrgos looks to hold Glasgow No.9 shirt
1 decade ago by The ScotsmanGOODNESS knows who contructs the Guinness Pro12 fixtures list but whoever is responsible for Glasgow’s opening two games obviously doesn’t hail from the west coast of Scotland.
Henry Pyrgos looks to hold Glasgow No.9 shirt
1 decade ago by The ScotsmanGOODNESS knows who contructs the Guinness Pro12 fixtures list but whoever is responsible for Glasgow’s opening two games obviously doesn’t hail from the west coast of Scotland.
Kearney inspires Leinster
1 decade ago by Belfast Telegraph: Rugby13 September 2014Stung by Glasgow Warriors last week, Matt O'Connor's side bagged a bonus point and six tries in all at the RDS Arena with braces from both Kearney and 22-point star Ian...
Kearney and Madigan brush Scarlets aside
1 decade ago by ESPN ScrumLeinster swept aside Scarlets in Dublin on Saturday afternoon, scoring six converted tries in an utterly dominant 42-12 victory. Rob Kearney and Ian Madigan put in outstanding performances, scoring a...
Hammett wary of Warriors
1 decade ago by Welsh Regions NewsAll Black second-row Jarrad Hoeata will make his Guinness PRO12 debut for the Cardiff Blues against Glasgow tomorrow at the BT Sport Arms Park.
Allan Massie: Fit Alex Dunbar key for Glasgow
1 decade ago by The ScotsmanWELL, it’s a relief – isn’t it? – in this turbulent time, to turn one’s thoughts to rugby, and to the fine start made by both Scottish teams in the opening round of the Guinness...
O'Connor warns his Leinster stars against slow start
1 decade ago by Irish IndependentLeinster welcome back a trio of international stars – Jamie Heaslip, Devin Toner and Rob Kearney – to belated competitive action against Scarlets at the RDS today (2.40pm) and they will hope to get...
Phil Vickery hopes British Lions keep name
1 decade ago by The ScotsmanPHIL Vickery hopes the British and Irish Lions “transcend politics” and resist a name change if Scotland votes for independence next week.
Gregor Townsend plays it safe with fit-again Hogg
1 decade ago by The ScotsmanIT IS said a week can be a long time in politics but, for Stuart Hogg, the last seven days are sure to have put the Scotland international’s emotions in a tail-spin.
