I really like Sykes. He's a total c*nt. We always ask where our nasty bastards are and he's right there.
I also really like Christine. So many classy touches and you can tell he's a good guy.
I really like Sykes. He's a total c*nt. We always ask where our nasty bastards are and he's right there.
And different coaches look for different qualities and skills in a player. Smith and Wilson won't have the same profile they look to. Not will Blair and Smith. It's one of the reasons I think ideally academies would be done by draft but I appreciate travel etc for players means that's not always a good idea.weegie01 wrote: ↑Mon Sep 19, 2022 8:47 am Both Edinburgh and Glasgow have always looked at Super 6 players by bringing them in to train. What is a little surprising just now is that both are having a look at players who had been tried and discarded by previous regimes. Which is a good thing imho. Not everyone matures at the same rate and there will be players who really only grow into themselves later.
I think there are a few young players who just fall by the wayside due to badly timed/long-lasting injuries as well.weegie01 wrote: ↑Mon Sep 19, 2022 8:47 am Both Edinburgh and Glasgow have always looked at Super 6 players by bringing them in to train. What is a little surprising just now is that both are having a look at players who had been tried and discarded by previous regimes. Which is a good thing imho. Not everyone matures at the same rate and there will be players who really only grow into themselves later.
Good move for Logan Trotter, he had been doing pretty well in the Super 6 but didn't really get a look in at Glasgow.Margin__Walker wrote: ↑Tue Sep 20, 2022 12:09 pm Bit of a Scottish (sort of in Jack's case) influx to LI today.
Patrick Harrison and Jamie Jack join on loan from Edinburgh as injury cover, whilst Logan Trotter also signs after a successful trial. All three are in the 23 to play in the Prem Cup tomorrow (Trotter and Harrison starting)
Harrison does look like a terrific prospect. We need Cherry, Brown and McInally to get a few more years in and then Ashman and Harrison will be competing for the international places (caveat - don't know what the Glasgow prospects are like).robmatic wrote: ↑Tue Sep 20, 2022 1:31 pmGood move for Logan Trotter, he had been doing pretty well in the Super 6 but didn't really get a look in at Glasgow.Margin__Walker wrote: ↑Tue Sep 20, 2022 12:09 pm Bit of a Scottish (sort of in Jack's case) influx to LI today.
Patrick Harrison and Jamie Jack join on loan from Edinburgh as injury cover, whilst Logan Trotter also signs after a successful trial. All three are in the 23 to play in the Prem Cup tomorrow (Trotter and Harrison starting)
Harrison is a great prospect, had his senior debut for us at 18 which is ridiculous for a hooker. He's very busy around the park.
Trotter looks an interesting one. One of those value signings that sometimes come good, like Rowe did last year. Like the look of the little Super 6 footage I've seen from him.robmatic wrote: ↑Tue Sep 20, 2022 1:31 pmGood move for Logan Trotter, he had been doing pretty well in the Super 6 but didn't really get a look in at Glasgow.Margin__Walker wrote: ↑Tue Sep 20, 2022 12:09 pm Bit of a Scottish (sort of in Jack's case) influx to LI today.
Patrick Harrison and Jamie Jack join on loan from Edinburgh as injury cover, whilst Logan Trotter also signs after a successful trial. All three are in the 23 to play in the Prem Cup tomorrow (Trotter and Harrison starting)
Harrison is a great prospect, had his senior debut for us at 18 which is ridiculous for a hooker. He's very busy around the park.
He was impressive tonight. Set piece was good. Scored a try hanging off the back of a maul and showed a real turn of pace with a couple of breaks up field following overthrown Quins lineouts.
Agree, might have to get myself one of theseI like neeps wrote: ↑Wed Sep 21, 2022 8:09 pmOne of my favourite Scottish rugby away kits for a while. I like something different and tastefully unique. I think generally Macron have done a lot of kits lately.
I’m hoping the training top with the city background is available, but often the players training tops aren’t.
How does the song go - "things can only get better ?
I think for Horne to be effective you have to play Rennie-esk or Townsend's fastest rugby in the world. His fundamentals are barely pro standard but just a ridiculous player in space.
Horne just hasn't developed really. He's 27 now amd should be in his prime years.
When they introduced the top on social media they said it would be coming to the Scottish rugby store soon
Just means you're getting oldTichtheid wrote: ↑Fri Sep 23, 2022 10:06 am I saw from an SRU feed on FB that Finn Russell turns 30 today.
HB, Finn etc, but blimey that came around quickly, it doesn't seem that long ago he was breaking through into the Glasgow starting side.
In Sexton years that means we'll have Russell playing for Scotland for the rest of the decade.
More likely he'll just stop when he gets bored with it and just walk away
Cheers guys. It really did go down well. As well as football, we have shinty we need to try and secure plays from.
It was one of those ones that would be a harsh red, but nearer a red than a yellow. With a better TV angle he might have gone
I could see it being given, the mitigating factor for me was him being the second tackler.
And kick, full of surprises today.robmatic wrote: ↑Fri Sep 23, 2022 7:57 pmI could see it being given, the mitigating factor for me was him being the second tackler.
I have been critical of Tuipolutu before but he's been very good tonight. Turns out that he can pass.
. I think this is genuinely the first consistently good game I’ve ever seen him haverobmatic wrote: ↑Fri Sep 23, 2022 7:57 pmI could see it being given, the mitigating factor for me was him being the second tackler.
I have been critical of Tuipolutu before but he's been very good tonight. Turns out that he can pass.