Scarlets v Glasgow Warriors, 21 November

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Scarlets v Glasgow Warriors
Friday 21 November 2014, KO 19:35
Parc y Scarlets, Llanelli

Live on BBC Wales/BBC Sheepbotherer

Referee: David Wilkinson (IRFU, 29th competition game)
Assistant Referees: Craig Evans, Jon Mason (both WRU)
Citing Commissioner: Dennis Jones (WRU)
TMO: Tim Hayes (WRU)

A. Teams:

I. Scarlets

15 Steffan Evans
14 Harry Robinson
13 Regan King
12 Gareth Owen
11 Michael Tagicakibau
10 Steven Shingler
9 Aled Davies

1 Rob Evans
2 Kirby Myhill
3 Peter Edwards
4 George Earle
5 Johan Snyman
6 Aaron Shingler
7 James Davies
8 John Barclay (c)

16 Emyr Phillips,
17 Phil John
18 Jacobie Adriaanse
19 Rob McCusker
20 Rory Pitman
21 Rhodri Williams
22 Rhys Priestland
23 Steffan Hughes

II. Glasgow Warriors

15. Peter Murchie
14. Lee Jones
13. Richie Vernon
12. James Downey
11. Rory Hughes
10. Peter Horne
9. Ali Price

1. Alex Allan
2. Pat MacArthur
3. Zander Fagerson
4. Tom Ryder
5. Al Kellock (Captain)
6. Josh Strauss
7. Chris Fusaro
8. Ryan Wilson

16. Kevin Bryce
17. Jon Welsh
18. Rossouw de Klerk
19. James Eddie
20. Tyrone Holmes
21. Niko Matawalu
22. Connor Braid
23. Glenn Bryce

B. Form - head to head:

22 Played 2
10 Wins 12
12 Losses 10
0 Draws 0
52 Tries 56
25 Conversions 39
58 Penalties 49
1 Drop Goals 2
487 Points 511
21 Avg. Age 25

C. Form - last season:

Sat 5 Oct 2013
Scarlets 12 - 17 Glasgow Warriors
Parc y Scarlets

Sat 22 March 2014
Glasgow Warriors 14 - 6 Scarlets
Scotstoun Stadium

Important win for the Scarlets, and Priestland should just ignore the knuckle draggers frankly.

Glasgow will bounce back. Just need Gray, Harley et al back in the fold.

Notch, my comment to 2ndTime was in response to these posts

2ndtimeround wrote:

VinceWLB wrote:
I can't even imagine what 2ndtimeround would have said had the Scarlets lost.

Absolutely nothing as that would then have just been classed as a bad loser blaming the officials.
Getting the win does not change the fact that the officiating in this league is questionable at best and is unarguably been dominated more and more by Irish officials.

And to be fair in response IMO.