November 29, 2003

We were badly outplayed: Campbell

Posted by Editor on November 29, 2003 10:37 PM | One comment | Print | E-mail author

Hugh Campbell knows Glasgow were outplayed by Llanelli
Glasgow coach Hugh Campbell refused to blame Scotland's World Cup adventure for the defeat to 31-18 defeat to Llanelli at Hughenden last night.

Campbell said: ''It would be easy to blame the fact we were unsettled because of our World Cup guys coming back but Llanelli managed to cope with the same situation.

''We were badly outplayed in the set-piece and rugby is a hugely difficult game to play when you don't have the ball.''

Glasgow's Kenny Sinclair and Jon Steel couldn't help Ayr to a victory over Glasgow Hawks at Millbrae. Hawks ran out 18-5 winners to stay at the head of the BT Scotland Premier title race.

Andy Wilson and Dave Millard helped Aberdeen GSFP to a 16-13 win over Currie at Malleny Park. The Dons' only try came from Millard after good work from Rod Seib.

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Posted by Gordon on November 30, 2003 10:43 PM | Reply to this comment

Set-piece has been a major disappointment - no platform for the backs to work from, although to be fair, the backs are finding it difficult to string two passes together when they do get space.

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