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ONE just had to look at Max Evans after Glasgow Warriors' loss to Munster to see how badly they had been roughed up.

Matthew Leslie talks to Glasgow Warriors boss Sean Lineen ahead of Friday night's clash with Magners League leaders Munster at Firhill

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SPEAKING with former Scotland number 8 John Beattie earlier this week raised an eyebrow or two. When asked for his thoughts on the Six Nations' new champions, he commented: "I found Ireland boring".

ENGLAND captain Steve Borthwick's pre-Calcutta Cup match statement reminded me of a quote from Groucho Marx.

"From the moment I picked it up until the moment I put it down again, I was convulsed with laughter. Someday I might even read it".

IRELAND go into Saturday's clash at Cardiff in search of their first grandslam since 1948 and with a canny operator like Brian O'Driscoll leading them, who would bet against them doing it?

Glasgow Warriors boss Sean Lineen talks ahead of their Magners League clash at Ulster tomorrow.

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AT last Scotland have got off the mark in this year's Six Nations - although you'd be forgiven if you had missed it.

A familiar pattern seems to be evolving with matches involving Italy this year.

Namely, the favourites will come out on top but at the expense of sending their own fans to tears of boredom.

Both England and Ireland defeated L'Azzurri and both were slated by insomniacs for taking the Michael.

THE decision by Saracens to shed 15 players by their new South African owners could have far reaching implications not just for England, but Scottish rugby as well.

Star names such as Chris Jack, Cencus Johnston and long-standing club veterans Kevin Sorrell and Ben Skirving have been bluntly told they are no longer part of Saracens' new South African investors' plans.

WARRIORS skipper Al Kellock talks to Matthew Leslie on tomorrow's crunch Magners League clash at Cardiff and looks back on being left out by Scotland.

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A MUCH improved performance by Scotland against France but questions still have to be asked on team selection.

As mooted in last week’s blog, playing players out of position in the pack and having no cover at all in one particular area on the bench had the potential to be our downfall and so it proved.

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