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February 14, 2007

Glasgow skipper joins the Evening Times

Posted by Editor on February 14, 2007 05:32 PM | 3 comments | Print | E-mail author

Alastair Kellock has joined the Evening Times
Starting from tomorrow, Alastair Kellock will be giving you the lowdown on Scottish rugby in his great new weekly SportTimes column.

As a player with the Glasgow Warriors and Scotland, second-row forward Al is just the man to keep you in touch with what is happening in the oval ball game in this country.

A local lad - he started off playing his rugby for Bishopbriggs High School and Allan Glen's - Al will be bringing you the inside take on all of rugby's big stories.

Having captained the Warriors, who he joined from Edinburgh last summer, into the quarter-finals of the European Challenge Cup this season, these are exciting times for coach Sean Lineen's men.

Furthermore, the 6ft 8in, 25-year-old lock is an established member of Frank Hadden's national squad and will keep you abreast of what is happening with our Six Nations campaign.

Ally said: "I'm looking forward to letting SportTimes readers know what is going on behind the scenes with Glasgow and Scotland every Thursday."

Evening Times

Posted by Seagull on February 15, 2007 04:43 PM | Reply to this comment

The only stories you will get are the ones the SRU will want you to get given that all are required to get their copy approved. Still at least Kellock can earn a few quid.

Posted by phall on February 15, 2007 06:33 PM | Reply to this comment

Evening Times...great...in the same sentence.

Perhaps not!

Posted by hugh on February 15, 2007 11:38 PM | Reply to this comment

Does that mean that Dee Mcintosh actually writes the column

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