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February 29, 2004

Glasgow players on club duty

Posted by Editor on February 29, 2004 11:23 AM | 4 comments | Print | E-mail author
Glasgow's Moffat">Stuart Moffat weighed in with a try to help Andy Nicol's Currie team to a 54-27 victory over Watsonians at Myreside.

Colin Gregor, who has been on duty with Glasgow this season, went over for a try for Watsonians.

Mark McMillan and Joe Naufahu helped Stirling County to a 54-31 victory over Peebles that keeps Bridgehaugh hopes of avoiding relegation alive. Peebles are now officially down with Currie, GHA and Stirling County fighting it out to avoid the other relegation spot.

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Posted by Vicki on February 29, 2004 12:01 PM | Reply to this comment

Now that Joe (was going to use surname, but couldn't remember where the extra U went) is back playing at club level - when is he expected to be available for Glasgow?

Posted by John Kennedy on March 2, 2004 01:12 PM | Reply to this comment

If we can get Joe back it'll mean quite a bit of competition for places in the run in.

All these fancy names for injuries never existed in my day - I just used to to get a staved hand or knee or something.

Posted by Vicki on March 2, 2004 10:29 PM | Reply to this comment

I'm sure its all the same thing - perhaps a staiving is a bit un PC these days, hence the fancy names for injuries!

Posted by John Kennedy on March 2, 2004 11:34 PM | Reply to this comment

Yeh but with a staving you knew where you were - all this new stuff is just confusing. Staved my head once.

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