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And the 5th try goes in.

Awful from the lineout, it's a training game for Glasgow.

I feel sorry for those that are there.
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To me l don't see any leadership on the pitch
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HantsTiger wrote:And the 5th try goes in.

Awful from the lineout, it's a training game for Glasgow.

I feel sorry for those that are there.
Yes I made the decision not to go tonight, the first home game I've missed this season, but everyone that is there deserves a refund of their ticket price from the Club.
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Qbec wrote:To me l don't see any leadership on the pitch
Matches the level of leadership in the boardroom or the coaches seats...
No, not that one!

Remember, whatever you do to the smallest of the backs you do to his prop, and you can't avoid the rucks and mauls forever...

I know you don't like it when I boo him but how else will he know he's wrong?

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There are 2 teams on the pitch,Glasgow and the Officials.

I am so glad i decided not to attend

At least i can turn the T.V. off!!
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Hard to envisage a more pathetic showing than what we've produced here. Absolute horror show.
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Next week could be worse! England boys missing!
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Crofty wrote:
Qbec wrote:To me l don't see any leadership on the pitch
Matches the level of leadership in the boardroom or the coaches seats...
Giving a free kick away for not throwing in at a lineout 5m out from your own line shows you how much leadership we have on the pitch
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I have read on here that Tom has a family issue how long has that been & is likely to be resolved anytime soon.
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Scrum wrote:Next week could be worse! England boys missing!
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It could well be a better performance actually.
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Never left a game early. Until now. Dad said he felt cold and needed to go home. Actually I could tell he was piddled off. Sad day for me.
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HantsTiger wrote:
Crofty wrote:
Qbec wrote:To me l don't see any leadership on the pitch
Matches the level of leadership in the boardroom or the coaches seats...
Giving a free kick away for not throwing in at a lineout 5m out from your own line shows you how much leadership we have on the pitch
This was my point, there seems to be no leadership anywhere in red white and green tonight :smt009
No, not that one!

Remember, whatever you do to the smallest of the backs you do to his prop, and you can't avoid the rucks and mauls forever...

I know you don't like it when I boo him but how else will he know he's wrong?

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The worst moment in the clubs history
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