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Euan Murray

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Euan Murray
'Eugene'
Position
Prop
Weight
120 kg
Height
1.85 m
DoB
7th Aug 1980
Age
28
Club
Statistics
Games
15
Started
15
Tries
Penalties
Conversions
Drop Goals
Awards
Team and League Statistics
Euan's season 05/06 was dogged with injury, which has kept him out of both the Glasgow side as well as the national squad which has performed so well under Frank Hadden. However he is still very much in Frank's plans for the forthcoming World Cup.

Euan had an impressive debut season as a Glasgow player, forcing himself into the Scotland squad for the tour Down Under. However, injury forced Euan home without playing a game.

Euan is an exciting prop signed from Glasgow Hawks. Euan held off turning pro before completing his veterinary degree, but had already turned out for Glasgow Warriors on a number of occasions over the two seasons during his time at university.

He is a product of the Glasgow Southern club, but he moved to Glasgow Hawks for the 2001-02 season.

Euan's impressive form for Glasgow was rewarded last season when he turned out for Scotland against the Barbarians in May 2005, before winning his debut cap in the victory over Romania in Bucharest.

Comments
Posted by Dave on November 21, 2004 08:26 PM | Reply to this comment

Didn't see what happened myself but what kind of ban are we looking at, 6 weeks, 12 weeks, more?

Posted by JK on November 21, 2004 10:13 PM | Reply to this comment

Might be wrong, but I remember reading somewhere that guidelines are for a 3-26 week ban for stamping.

Posted by hugh on November 22, 2004 07:37 PM | Reply to this comment

Which means that a club player is required to cover Euan's suspension --who really gets punished-Glasgow Rugby or the club that gets a player pulled away?

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