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Glasgow win



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GLASGOW Warriors got their French tour off to a winning start when they snatched a 26-21 win over Castres Olympique at the Stade Municipale in Millau last night courtesy of a last minute try from Mark McMillan.
The French side looked to be heading for a win with three tries before the Scots battled back with tries from Chris Kinloch, Daryl Gibson and Hefin O'Hare.


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  • Last Updated: 02 August 2008 10:51 PM
  • Source: Scotland On Sunday
  • Location: Scotland
 
1

Mobat,

03/08/2008 12:34:01
Mcmillan should make them a much better unit this year
2

Paul in Oz,

Helensburgh 04/08/2008 00:34:42
Idiots, Daryl Gibson left three weeks ago to be a coach at the Canterbury Crusaders!
3

Factotum,

Kelso 04/08/2008 09:24:45
Actually, he was announced as the new Crusaders backs coach two weeks ago, but as reported here at the time he does not leave Glasgow until the end of August.
4

jbascotinengland,

04/08/2008 13:03:54
the question is - why play someone who is leaving in s pre season warm up? Would it not have been better to give a different centre a run?

 

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