January 14, 2005

Joe Beardshaw regrets taking nothing from Northampton

Posted by Assistant Editor on January 14, 2005 10:38 PM | One comment | Print | E-mail author

Joe hopes tonight's performance will set Glasgow up for the remainder of the Celtic League.
Joe is hoping that despite Glasgow failing to win against Northampton, tonight's performance will spur them on to a strong finish to the season.

"We came here confident we could get something out of our European campaign and not bow out empty handed," he said. "But in the first half we showed what we are capable of doing at this level."

"It was very frustrating to lose like this after being ahead at the half-way stage, but there were plenty of positives."

Meanwhile, ex-Scotland skipper, Budge Pountney, the Northampton coach was far from completely satisfied with his team's performance. "We expected Glasgow to make it hard for us, and they certainly did that. We have a lot of work to do."

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Posted by Envy on January 15, 2005 07:27 PM | Reply to this comment

Its amazing what can be achieved when the just have a lack of respect for whoever they play against? They seem to play far better when it comes to pride only? I hope he is correct. I think we, every scottish rugby fan, needs to have a team doing well in the league and cup.

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