2006–07 Glasgow Warriors season

Glasgow Warriors 2006 / 2007
Ground(s) Hughenden Stadium (Capacity: 6,000)
Coach(es) Scotland Sean Lineen
Captain(s) Alastair Kellock
Most caps Kevin Tkachuk (27)
Top scorer Dan Parks (284)
Most tries Hefin O'Hare
Rory Lamont (8)
League(s) Magners Celtic League
7th
1st kit
2nd kit
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Season Overview

After impressive preseason displays, Glasgow Warriors played its first game in the new Celtic League against Newport Gwent Dragons, losing 23–24 after a last minute penalty.[1]

Glasgow then did not lose another home game until Ulster came to Hughenden in January 2007.[2] Glasgow drew away to English side Saracens in the European Challenge Cup, en route to a quarter-final berth, but was drawn against Saracens and lost 23–19 at Vicarage Road.

The Warriors defeated both Scottish rivals, Edinburgh[3] and Border Reivers,[4] just a week apart, and at the start of April title hopefuls Leinster arrived at Hughenden. Glasgow won the game 26–20,[5] before following it up with a good away win against Irish side Connacht.[6] The next game saw Glasgow travel to Ravenhill to face Ulster, one of only 2 sides to beat them at Hughenden, and the team stunned the home crowd by winning the game.[7]

Then it was the turn of Welsh side, the Neath-Swansea Ospreys (a side that would win the title at Netherdale the following week) to travel to Hughenden. The Ospreys crossed the Glasgow try-line within 45 seconds, and crossed twice more to take a (26–9) lead just minutes from half-time, before Glasgow's Dan Parks converted his own try to take it to 26–16 at half time. In the second half, Parks kicked another penalty before setting up Graeme Morrison for a try, which he converted to level the scores. Parks kicked a penalty from just shy of the half way line to take a 3-point lead and the Ospreys couldn't find a way out of their own half for the remaining 20 minutes.[8]

The Warriors failed to make it 5 in a row the following week, but coach Sean Lineen was happy with his team's performance over the season nonetheless.

Team

Squad

Hookers
Scotland Eric Milligan
Scotland Scott Lawson
Scotland Fergus Thomson

Props
Scotland Stuart Corsar
Scotland Euan Murray
Scotland Ben Prescott
Canada Kevin Tkachuk
Samoa Justin Va'a

Locks
Scotland Alastair Kellock
Wales Andy Newman
Scotland Dan Turner

  

Loose Forwards
Scotland John Barclay
Scotland Johnnie Beattie
Scotland Andy Dunlop
Scotland James Eddie
Scotland Donnie Macfadyen
Scotland Jon Petrie
Scotland Steve Swindall
Scotland Andrew Wilson

Half Backs
Scotland Graeme Beveridge
Scotland Colin Gregor
Scotland Sam Pinder
Scotland Calum Cusiter

Stand offs
Scotland Mike Adamson
Scotland Dan Parks

  

Centres
England Scott Barrow
Scotland Max Evans
Scotland Andrew Henderson
Scotland Ryan Moffat
Scotland Graeme Morrison

Back Three
Scotland Thom Evans
Scotland Rory Lamont
Scotland Hefin O'Hare
Scotland Sean Marsden
England Mike Roberts
Scotland Colin Shaw
Argentina Francisco Leonelli

Academy players

Staff movements

Coaches

Personnel Out

None

Player movements

Academy promotions

Player transfers

Competitions

Pre-season and friendlies

13 November 2006
5pm
Scotland Scotland U20 19 - 33 Scotland Glasgow Warriors
Try: penalty try
Colin Goudie
Danny Levison
Con: ?
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Report
Report		 Try: Mike Adamson
Moray Low
Colin Gregor
Max Evans
Calum Cusiter
Con: Mike Adamson x 4

Scotland U20:
Replacements from

Glasgow Warriors: 15. Colin Shaw 14. Ben Addison 13. Sean Marsden 12. Scott Barrow 11. Mike Adamson 10. Ruaridh Jackson
9. Calum Cusiter, 1. Stuart Corsar 2. Nico Nyanba 3. Moray Low 4. Allan Kelly 5. Richie Gray 6. Colin White 7. Steve Swindall 8. Calum Forrester
Replacements: Willie Brown, Andy Dunlop, Max Evans, Colin Gregor, Stuart McGee, Ryan Moffat, Neil Robertson, Joe Stafford, Dan Turner[13]

Magners Celtic League

Table

Team Pld W D L PF PA PD TF TA Try bonus Losing bonus Pts
1 Wales Ospreys 201406461374 +87 49 32 4 4 64
2 Wales Cardiff Blues 201316447327 +120 53 33 6 3 63
3 Ireland Leinster 201217472376 +96 54 37 7 4 61
4 Wales Llanelli Scarlets 201208490417 +73 61 41 9 0 57
5 Ireland Ulster 201118423310 +113 45 31 4 5 55
6 Ireland Munster 201208379294 +85 37 31 3 3 54
7 Scotland Glasgow Warriors 201109434419 +15 42 49 3 2 49
8 Scotland Edinburgh 208111335423 −88 31 45 2 642
9 Wales Newport Gwent Dragons 208012353362 −9 36 43 1 6 39
10 Ireland Connacht 204214326474 −148 30 48 2 4 26
11 Scotland Border Reivers 202018201545 −344 16 64 0 4 12

Under the standard bonus point system, points are awarded as follows:

  • 4 points for a win
  • 2 points for a draw
  • 1 bonus point for scoring 4 tries (or more) (Try bonus)
    •
  • 1 bonus point for losing by 7 points (or fewer) (Losing bonus)
Source: RaboDirect PRO12

Results

Each team played 20 matches in the league. That meant each team would sit out 2 rounds of the 22 round league season.

Round 1
1 September 2006
19:30
Glasgow Warriors Scotland 23 – 24 Wales Newport Gwent Dragons
Report
Hughenden
Attendance: 1,653
Round 2
8 September 2006
19:10
Llanelli Scarlets Wales 31 – 17 Scotland Glasgow Warriors
Report
Stradey Park
Attendance: 6,366
Round 3
15 September 2006
19:30
Glasgow Warriors Scotland 24 – 13 Ireland Munster
Report
Hughenden
Attendance: 2,295
Round 4
22 September 2006
18:40
Cardiff Blues Wales 27 – 9 Scotland Glasgow Warriors
Report
Cardiff Arms Park
Attendance: 6,326
Round 5
29 September 2006
19:30
Edinburgh Scotland 14 – 9 Scotland Glasgow Warriors
Report
Murrayfield
Attendance: 4,342
Round 6
6 October 2006
19:30
Glasgow Warriors Scotland 25 – 0 Scotland Border Reivers
Report
Hughenden
Attendance: 1,967
Round 7
13 October 2006
19:10
Ospreys Wales 26 – 9 Scotland Glasgow Warriors
Report
Liberty Stadium
Attendance: 6,288
Round 8
3 November 2006
19:30
Glasgow Warriors Scotland 39 – 34 Ireland Connacht
Report
Hughenden
Attendance: 1,574
Round 9
10 November 2006
19:30
Leinster Ireland 38 – 23 Scotland Glasgow Warriors
Report
Donnybrook
Attendance: 3,750
Round 10

Glasgow Warriors sat out this round.

Round 11
22 December 2006
19:30
Glasgow Warriors Scotland 34 – 27 Scotland Edinburgh
Report
Hughenden
Attendance: 2,613
Round 12
29 December 2006
19:30
Border Reivers Scotland 19 – 20 Scotland Glasgow Warriors
Report
Netherdale
Attendance: 1,542
Round 13
6 January 2007
17:30
Glasgow Warriors Scotland 8 – 19 Ireland Ulster
Report
Hughenden
Attendance: 2,799
Round 14
26 January 2007
19:30
Glasgow Warriors Scotland 22 – 3 Wales Cardiff Blues
Report
Hughenden
Attendance: 1,562
Round 15
16 February 2007
19:30
Glasgow Warriors Scotland 30 – 14 Wales Llanelli Scarlets
Report
Hughenden
Attendance: 1,825
Round 16
2 March 2007
19:30
Newport Gwent Dragons Wales 13 – 3 Scotland Glasgow Warriors
Report
Rodney Parade
Attendance: 4,656
Round 17

Glasgow Warriors sat out this round.

Round 18
6 April 2007
19:30
Glasgow Warriors Scotland 26 – 20 Ireland Leinster
Report
Hughenden
Attendance: 2,121
Round 19
13 April 2007
18:30
Connacht Ireland 23 – 40 Scotland Glasgow Warriors
Report
Sportsground
Attendance: 1,331
Round 20
27 April 2007
19:30
Ulster Ireland 10 – 24 Scotland Glasgow Warriors
Report
Ravenhill
Attendance: 8,056
Round 21
4 May 2007
19:30
Glasgow Warriors Scotland 29 – 26 Wales Ospreys
Report
Hughenden
Attendance: 2,486
Round 22
12 May 2007
17:30
Munster Ireland 38 – 20 Scotland Glasgow Warriors
Report
Musgrave Park
Attendance: 3,311

European Challenge Cup

Table

Pool 2
Team P W D L Tries for Tries against Try diff Points for Points against Points diff TB LB Pts
England Saracens 6510359262251011245026
Scotland Glasgow Warriors 6411251015204721323122
France Narbonne 62041620−4127171−441110
Italy Parma 6006643−3784296−212011

Results

Round 1
22 October 2006
15:00
Saracens England 28 – 23 Scotland Glasgow Warriors
Vicarage Road
Attendance: 4,266
Referee: Tim Hayes
Round 2
27 October 2006
19:30
Glasgow Warriors Scotland 69 – 7 Italy GRAN Parma
Hughenden Stadium
Attendance: 1,707
Referee: Rob Debney
Round 3
8 December 2006
19:30
Glasgow Warriors Scotland 51 – 7 France Narbonne
Hughenden Stadium
Attendance: 1,431
Referee: Carlo Damasco
Round 4
16 December 2006
19:30
Narbonne France 7 – 8 Scotland Glasgow Warriors
Parc des Sports et de l'Amitié
Attendance: 4,500
Referee: Peter Fitzgibbon
Round 5
13 January 2007
14:30
GRAN Parma Italy 17 – 47 Scotland Glasgow Warriors
Sergio Lanfranchi
Attendance: 700
Referee: Dean Richards
Round 6
19 January 2007
19:30
Glasgow Warriors Scotland 6 – 6 England Saracens
Hughenden Stadium
Attendance: 2,570
Referee: David Rosich
Quarter finals
1 April 2007
15:00
Saracens England 23 – 19 Scotland Glasgow Warriors
Vicarage Road
Attendance: 4,259

References

  1. ↑ "Sep 2006 Glasgow v Dragons match report". Magners League. 1 September 2006. Retrieved 14 September 2009.
  2. ↑ "Jan 2007 Glasgow v Ulster match report". Magners League. 6 January 2007. Retrieved 14 September 2009.
  3. ↑ "Dec 2006 Glasgow v Edinburgh match report". Magners League. 22 December 2006. Retrieved 14 September 2009.
  4. ↑ "Dec 2006 Borders v Glasgow match report". Magners League. 29 December 2006. Retrieved 14 September 2009.
  5. ↑ "Apr 2007 Glasgow v Leinster match report". Magners League. 6 April 2007. Retrieved 14 September 2009.
  6. ↑ "Apr 2007 Connacht v Glasgow match report". Magners League. 14 April 2007. Retrieved 14 September 2009.
  7. ↑ "Apr 2007 Ulster v Glasgow match report". Magners League. 27 April 2007. Retrieved 14 September 2009.
  8. ↑ "May 2007 Glasgow v Ospreys match report". Magners League. 4 May 2007. Retrieved 14 September 2009.
  9. ↑ http://www.glasgowwarriors.org/news/06/04/27/century-henderson-warriors-welcome-puma
  10. ↑ http://www.glasgowwarriors.org/news/06/05/05/kellock-heads-west-glasgow-sign-scotland-lock
  11. ↑ http://www.glasgowwarriors.com/articles/match/003989.php
  12. ↑ http://www.glasgowwarriors.com/articles/news/003497.php
  13. ↑ http://www.glasgowwarriors.com/articles/match/003989.php
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