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November 08, 2006

Leinster squad

Posted by Editor on November 8, 2006 02:12 PM | 10 comments | Print | E-mail author

Denis Hickie is in Leinster's squad to face Glasgow Warriors
The Leinster squad to face the Glasgow Warriors in the Magners League in Donnybrook on Friday (ko 7.30pm) has been named.

The team will be named on Thursday lunchtime.

Leinster Squad

Forwards: Reggie Corrigan, Ronan McCormack, Fosi Pala'amo, Brian Blaney, Harry Vermaas, Adam Byrnes, Owen Finegan, Trevor Hogan, Devin Toner, Keith Gleeson, Jamie Heaslip, Cameron Jowitt, Stephen Keogh, Niall Ronan

Backs: Chris Whitaker, Cillian Willis, Andrew Dunne, Jonathan Sexton, Christian Warner, Gary Brown, Luke Fitzgerald, Denis Hickie, Rob Kearney, Ross McCarron, Michael Berne, Kieran Lewis

Referee: James Jones (WRU), Sub Referee: Ger English (IRFU), Touch Judge: Jonathan Peak (IRFU)

Comments
Posted by mediumsizedal on November 8, 2006 11:20 PM | Reply to this comment

Given Hadden's Edinburgh select, if we have a full squad we might have a chance of a rare away win !!

Posted by grumpy on November 9, 2006 08:47 AM | Reply to this comment

But given that Beattie and Murray didn't play last week , it's possible that whoever's going to be playing for Scotland next week won't be playing. So that's Parks ,Kellock, Henderson at least possibly gone as well . Anyone know if Gregor's fit yet ?

Posted by warrior_dave on November 9, 2006 12:32 PM | Reply to this comment

Good to see Kellock, Parks and Henderson all playing for Glasgow tomorrow, surely we must have a chance.

Also good to see Gregor back.

Posted by tgwf on November 9, 2006 09:05 AM | Reply to this comment

Rumour has it that our strting props will be Kevin and Murray Low - don't know if a rare win will be possible! Clearly Sean hasn't had time to send someone along to watch Low play for Grammar, if they had I think we might be someone else line up along side Kev!!Great to Beattie get his chance with Scotland, week in week out he is consistantly good.

Posted by prettyaprilfool on November 9, 2006 09:14 AM | Reply to this comment

Moray Low has been outstanding in a struggling Aberdeen Grammar side this season, not sure why you suggest otherwise.

Posted by Gordon on November 9, 2006 10:33 AM | Reply to this comment

I've only seen Moray play for the back-up team this season, but "outstanding" was the word used in a couple of newspaper reports about his club form this season. Seems quite a few people share that opinion as he's in the 'A' team too.

Posted by Big Blue on November 10, 2006 08:14 AM | Reply to this comment

Delighted to see our young players are receiving the full support of Glasgow fans.

Posted by tgwf on November 9, 2006 12:45 PM | Reply to this comment

"Outstanding" how many grammar games have you watched this season?! Don't think too many people up north would agree with that description but each to their own. Only one way to tell how good he really is and I'm sure Friday will be a good test for him but I hope Shade isn't left feeling foolish after the game when he reviews the forwards selection.

Posted by Phall on November 9, 2006 05:01 PM | Reply to this comment

I've seen Moray twice, at Ayr and then when Hawks went to Aberdeen. On both occasions he was an absolute standout for Grammar.

Posted by highlandbrave75 on November 9, 2006 01:33 PM | Reply to this comment

Moray Low's more than capable player to step up. I've seen him play many times for Calendonia at U18 & 21 levels, Scotland U21s and a few times with Aberdeen GSFP. He's always given 100% in every match I've seen.

Edinburgh were interested in signing him for their pro team. Northampton Saints, Leicester Tigers & Newcastle Falcons were also keeping an eye on him.

He's able to step into loose and tight-head positions in the front row with comfort and isn't afraid to mix it with the opposite front row.

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