Rising in the West Glasgow Warriors Glasgow Warriors Alasdair Reid Reports On the Hatred of Losing Sean Lineen has Instilled in His Team and the Rebuilding Job the Kiwi Coach Now Faces As the Glasgow Side Loses Some Key Players

Sunday Herald › May 08, 2007

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HERE'S a tip for any side that might harbour hopes of winning the Magners League title. Whatever else you may do, just try to avoid Glasgow when you're coming down the home straight.

That painful lesson was learned by Ulster last weekend when Sean Lineen's side silenced most of the 8,056 supporters who had packed in to the province's Ravenhill fortress with a 2410 victory. And it was the same bitter pill that The Ospreys had to swallow when they pitched up at Hughenden on Friday evening, raced into a 26-9 lead, and then had their title aspirations shredded by a ferocious Glasgow comeback and a 29-26 Glasgow win.

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Rising in the West Glasgow Warriors Glasgow Warriors Alasdair Reid Reports On the Hatred of Losing Sean Lineen has Instilled in His Team and the Rebuilding Job the Kiwi Coach Now Faces As the Glasgow Side Loses Some Key Players

Whatever happened to the notion that a Scottish side, comfortably complacent in a mid-table slot, should see out a season with a sequence of dozy displays? It would have been easy to convince anyone who had forgotten to glance at the Magners League table before...

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