The future of Dan Parks is still up in the air as his contract ends and a new deal, although thought to be on the table, has not been confirmed, while Glasgow centre Max Evans awaits the outcome of a scan on the knee he damaged in Sunday's match against Ospreys.
Glasgow coach Sean Lineen indicated the decision on Dan's future is out of his hands and will be decided by SRU bosses. The stand-off faces a court appearance on a charge of drink driving the outcome of which could have a huge bearing on his future in Scotland.
"It's still up in the air," said Sean in The Herald. Pressed about when he expected a decision to be made, he replied tersely: "When I'm told."
Sean added: "The court decision is on Friday and then it's on to Murrayfield for various meetings."
The possibility of being forced to replace the experience and influence of the Magners League's top scorer at such a late stage may explain the Glasgow coach's frustration.
Max is waiting to find out just how long he'll be out of action, although it's thought that the damage to his knee could have been much worse - the centre's dexterity helping avoid a more severe injury.
Sean reckons Max might have had a chance of getting on to the forthcoming British & Irish Lions tour after Tom Shanklin was ruled out just four days earlier.
"It depends what type of player they were looking for," he said. "Obviously if it was a direct replacement for Shanklin it would be someone like Mike Tindall, but if you're looking for someone with the X-factor on those hard grounds there are not many better than Max at the moment.
"He was outstanding on Sunday. It just wasn't to be. It's very frustrating. I feel for him because he's been fantastic this season and he's still smiling, but we'll find out in the next few days just how long he's going to be out for."