An excellent result to set up for our away trip to Narbonne, although I have no doubt that at home, the team will be an entirely different proposition.

Glasgow will have to forget this result, and in particular the score, because I don't believe it is a true reflection of Narbonne's ability.

I thought Rory deserved his MOTM award - he looked like the Rory of old. Other players who stood out were Scott Lawson (another player returning from injury and finding his previous form), Andy Wilson who was just all over the Narbonne forwards, Dan Parks and Moray Low.

Again, the crowd as disappointing - the fans that turned up to see a great Glasgow performance were noisy and enjoyed the game, but with a run of home victories, the team are doing their bit to attract larger crowds, so where is everyone??

To be honest I thought Scott looked a bit nervous going into contact and Fergus brought a lot more directness when he came on. Rory and Thom seemed to be having a competition to see who could beat the most men on a single break, which while exciting to watch did make me and the crowd around me scream "Pass the bloody ball" on a number of occasions.

I thougt we were quite poor in the first half (yet were still leading 20-0) but we put together and really excellent second half performance.

The players are working hard and playing good rugby. They've scored over 150 points in their last three games - they deserve more support from bigger crowds coming through the gates.

We are going to struggle to get decent crowds until there is some advertising of the game. You would have had to have a crystal ball to know there was a game on last night.

Yeah well not only Glasgow Rugby's fault. The press coverage was a joke, a tiny paragraph in the herald, 5 pages in. Can put up all the posters that you want but until the game is taken serious by the glasgow based press then no one will know about it.

I do wonder about these attendance figures. Whilst not a huge crowd - I thought it was more like a 2,000 mark judging from previous matches. Regarding publicity it is very noticeable that BBC Scotland and STV don't seem to bother reporting the Magners league or do I always miss it. I know Wales is different but if you look at the coverage that is given by terrestrial television there and look at the crowds their teams get. Doing a deal with BBC rather than Setanta might be the way ahead for promoting our professional teams.

But well played guys - I'm really looking forward to the trip to Narbonne.

Scotland Today's evening bulletin did mention the weekends rugby matches for once on Friday night. But reported that 3 Scottish teams were competing in the Henieken Cup, these being Edinburgh, Borders and Ospreys, interesting one this?? And of course no mention that Glasgow were playing at all that night.

If one of our national news programmes, which is braodcast from Glasgow can't even get these small details correct, what chance do the Warriors have of attracting people to the game.

The most pleasing thing about the performance for me was that they did the basics right, didn't try the Hadden patented headless chicken lets through the ball around and hope the opposition gift us a gap. But stuck to having sure the ball was in their half and the ball was secure and quick.

Thought the midfield was fantastic, Andy also makes yards, while Scott added a bit of creativity (especially for the 2nd try) while Dan kept us going forward and also added some wonderful long fast flat passes.

Feel more positive about Glasgow after that performance than have for a long time (scoreline was a bonus).

Well done lads

Nice work with the boot Dan, good to see a big win for the lads. Keep it going!