The Warriors face a trip to Vicarage Road on Sunday to take on Saracens.
“I shouldn’t think Saracens will be quaking in their boots when they see the tape of our attack,” Sean told The Times, reflecting on Glasgow's 25-6 win over Ulster. The Warriors only crossed the white wash once in that win, spurning a number of try-scoring opportunities.
“We are going down there to win, that’s the philosophy and ambition we have got. I am confident we will get it right next weekend. It is a huge stage but we have some very experienced players. It is an exciting week, and we have to savour being on the European stage and make the most of it.”
That message was echoed by John Beattie, the Glasgow No 8. “Some of our play was a bit patchy but it is starting to come,” said John. “We have to harness that and put it into practice next week at Saracens. It will be a different kind of game compared to Ulster who are a bit more expansive.
“They are really keen on their set-piece, scrummaging and lineout. Last year we ended up losing to a penalty try for scrums and were shoved about a bit but when we played them on a soggy, disgusting day in Glasgow, we held them. That is what we have to do again. We held Ulster to nil at half time with some fantastic defence, that is what we have to do again next week.”