Can't find a thread for this and it's Tuesday.
Is this the team for Friday? If so - not bad but the cupboard is fairly bare.
1.Court 2.Herring 3.Afoa
4.Muller 5.Henderson
6.Ferris 7.Henry 8.Williams
9.Marshall 10.Jackson
11.Bowe 12.Marshall 13.Cave 14.Trimble
15.Andrew
16.Annett 17.Black 18.Lutton
19.Stevenson 20.Doyle
21.Heaney 22.McKinney 23. Gilroy
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Could see Gilroy starting at 15?
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Black is fit?
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You may be right. If not fit then Warwick?Russ wrote:Black is fit?
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Has he played there before? Think Andrew did a reasonably good job against Connacht and, as I have said, seems to be improving as he gets game time. Watching the game again though, he did look a bit headless for one of the Connacht tries. If Gilroy comes in at 15, then McCloskey benches.Cornerfleg wrote:Could see Gilroy starting at 15?
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That would be my choice personally ... Gilroy has more experience and looked as busy as he has all season last week.
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Should be able to win this. Glasgow have their own injuries and a fairly congested fixture list. We should have enough quality to get over the line if the heads are right.
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Best defences in the league ... but we've score over 100 points more ... huge game for both sides any win would do me.
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I was examining the table at the w/e and was surprised to learn that Glasgow have only secured 1 TBP all season.Cornerfleg wrote:Best defences in the league ... but we've score over 100 points more ... huge game for both sides any win would do me.
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Scranner wrote:Has he played there before? Think Andrew did a reasonably good job against Connacht and, as I have said, seems to be improving as he gets game time. Watching the game again though, he did look a bit headless for one of the Connacht tries. If Gilroy comes in at 15, then McCloskey benches.Cornerfleg wrote:Could see Gilroy starting at 15?
Gilroy had a couple of games at 15 in the brief period before Christmas where Tommy was back from Lions and before he got injured in the AIs. We had a couple of games where 15-11 was Gilroy-Trimble-Payne-Marshall-Bowe. Also had Olding at FB for home to Cardiff, which was interesting.
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Luke Marshall can cover 10 so why not McCloskey and Andrew/Gilroy?
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What makes you draw that conclusion? Because he played it at school?Setanta wrote:Luke Marshall can cover 10
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He played it for Ballymena also. Including on the day of the HEC semi 2 years agoSnipe Watson wrote:What makes you draw that conclusion? Because he played it at school?Setanta wrote:Luke Marshall can cover 10
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Thank you Russ, mind you I had asked a question; didn't expect to be set upon! It'll be a hard enough game and yer man McKinney does not fill me with confidence.
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I wasn't having a go, I've never heard of Luke playing 10.Setanta wrote:Thank you Russ, mind you I had asked a question; didn't expect to be set upon! It'll be a hard enough game and yer man McKinney does not fill me with confidence.
In my defence you didn't ask a question, you stated that he can cover 10.