Chris Gnashton

Mate,I enjoyed it on so many levels.

1. It was THEM getting pumped

2. I was born in Glasgow, I have lots of family there and I love the place. Fabulous city. If ever Bath get drawn to play there, make the effort to go and make a long weekend of it.

BTW, the ref didn't add to anybody's words, they never do. He would have told them how he was going to ref the game but they were either too thick or too arrogant to adapt. Maybe Glasgow were just slicker in that department too.

Didn't actually see it, but I'm assuming that young Zander horsed The Emperor.

He had a good game yeah, scrum dominance was a factor late in the game when Mulipola came on and got binned after two scrums. Not sure if your boy was still on the field or not then.

Mulipola, yeah. I'm big and I play for Leicester. Of course I'm a great prop.

I have never understood how Cole got so many caps. Not sure about past competition at 3, but Brookes and Hill, to name but two, are both vastly superior scrummagers. Maybe not as quick round the paddock, but what is the prime function of the prop?

What am I talking about . It would have been Gordy Reid that mullered Cole. Gordy's OK, but he's no world beater. Takes me back to the 2011 world cup when Chunk totally beasted him. And he's still your first pick at 3.

...don't worry our front three will still wreck your lot. Even with your favourite!

Pah. We'll see, and I'll be there to see it, using English tickets too, so it will be all the sweeter.

Nice one, you're a closet England fan I knew it all along

If you think someone in a kilt, sitting in an English club's allocated seat at Twickers is English, you crack on mate.

I will be using it all for some education though. I'm taking along a good English pal of mine who has never attended a rugby match. He is largely of the summer roundish ball, but also had an affinity with the winter round ball.

Yeah a sad one this, I thought the card he got against Ulster was extremely harsh, but it just isn't working for him right now, there's no doubting his talent or potential and perhaps a new start in France will reinvigorate him, he's still only 29 and has a good few years left in him, so hopefully things will turn out well in the end

He's realised that after this he is never ever going to feature for his country again and that he might even be a bit of a pariah so he's as well boosting his pension pot as much as he can.

Great player till he started believing his own hype. We saw the best of him at Saints in his first 3 years.