Can whoever does this report please replace the BBC reporter?

If you check their website report there is at least three mistakes in it, the best being that Davie McCall was an unused replacement!!!

How could Beattie have been MOTM? How many times did he try passes from contact that weren't on and gave ball to Dragons, once under his own posts? And how could Lineen give it to Gray, some good moments but restarts a shambles. John Welsh my man of match by a mile. Much of team very sloppy and lots of missed tackles, but it's a win over the Dragons, so not complaining. Well, I am, but less than I usually do...

Conflicting emotions

Angry that we played unacceptably badly.

But happy because we played unacceptably badly and still won.

Confused.

It was an excellent game and Dragons contributed hugely to the excitement. Also hats off to their no7 for getting ref to stop play on Forrester's injury.

However I agree with Lineen that we needed to tidy the looseness which was addressed by the introduction of the half backs and McMillan especially made a difference.

Beattie needs a kick up the bum for weakly giving the ball away in contact 3 times as he otherwise played really well.

The backs looked very dangerous when Jackson was on. Its a totally different game with the change of 1 player and Lineen has a lot of work to do in changing style next season. We might have won 50-45 or lost by the same margin had Jackson stayed on. But what entertainment!

Good game by both teams although Glasgow did seem to have the edge for the win. Only problem was the Ref Fitzgibbon, he was behind the game play, missing a number of forward passes by the Dragons as well as crossing and taking players out off the ball.

I was listening to the BBC Rugby programme on the way home with John Beattie and Peter Wright. There must have been some off air discussion with the referee match assessor who if I have picked up Beattie and Wright correctly had said that the Ref had told his assistants to keep out of it he would deal with the match. Not sure on the rules around this but from my perspective a rather arrogant and pompous approach a Ref needs all the help he can get with all that goes on in modern rugby, particularly one who was either miles behind play or so close to it he was in the way. The number of forward passes, blocking and taking people out off the ball will reduce rugby to American football. Says very little for the backbone of the assistant refs if they go along with this. Any way a win is a win.