April 16, 2004

Glasgow must overcome injury setback

Posted by Editor on April 16, 2004 02:25 PM | One comment | Print | E-mail author

Hugh Campbell
Coach Hugh Campbell is disappointed that his Glasgow team will be missing backrow men, Cammy Mather and Donnie Macfadyen, for the game with Celtic Warriors at Hughenden tonight (7.30pm).

Cammy Mather has failed to get over the chest injury that ruled him out of the final Six Nations match against Ireland while his fellow flanker Donnie Macfadyen is suspended because he has picked up three yellow cards.

Paul Dearlove comes in to the backrow after recovering from an ankle injury.

Hugh said: "Obviously, we would have liked to have Cammy and Donnie available for this match. But we have a good replacement in Paul."

Glasgow are four points ahead of the Borders going into tonight's home Celtic League match with the Celtic Warriors and need to stay ahead to secure a Heineken Cup spot for next season.

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Posted by Jim BULLOCH on April 16, 2004 10:55 PM | Reply to this comment

GLASGOW were hugely disappointing tonight and were turned over with ease by only a workmanlike Welsh team.Basic unacceptable errors by Pro players meant that Glasgow had to chase the game after early Welsh scores.Never did they threaten the Welsh line.No game breakers no ball carriers the future looks bleak.Where are the answers?

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