"It wasn't our worst ever performance away from home and we did manage to salvage a bonus point, but it could have been so much better," said Hugh in today's Scotsman, knowing that a victory would have seen his men leapfrog the home side into the top four of the Celtic League. "We earned plenty of possession and turnover ball, but we tended to panic too much when we had our chances."
Newport-Gwent coach Chris Anderson admitted: "We were slightly fortunate to win because Glasgow played very strongly in patches. Thankfully we made the most of our opportunities in the earlier stages. They came back at us as we knew they would and I was particularly impressed with Dan Parks and Kenny Logan."