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Rob Harley returns from injury for Glasgow at Scarlets

By Ian Cameron

04 Mar 2022

(Photo by Ian MacNicol/Getty Images)

Rob Harley returns from injury as Glasgow travel to Wales to face Scarlets. The Warriors’ record appearance holder will play his 260th game for the club and his first since December’s victory over Exeter at Scotstoun.

Hooker Johnny Matthews starts for the first time since October and winger Josh McKay is also back from injury as Warriors chase a sixth consecutive win in the United Rugby Championship.

Ally Miller is promoted to the starting XV after coming off the bench in the last three games while Jamie Dobie and Duncan Weir form a new-look half-back partnership.

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On the bench, Ewan McQuillin is in line for his first Warriors appearance since February 2020 while Ayrshire Bulls scrum-half Jordan Lenac is looking to make his second appearance almost a year after his professional debut.

Head coach Danny Wilson said: “Scarlets are a dangerous team and have some quality individuals – we’ll need to be at our best.”

“After five wins in a row in the URC we are looking forward to taking on Scarlets tomorrow in Llanelli. We’re pleased to welcome back Josh McKay and Rob Harley from injury.”

Glasgow Warriors: Ollie Smith, Josh McKay, Kyle Steyn, Sam Johnson, Cole Forbes, Duncan Weir, Jamie Dobie; Oli Kebble, Johnny Matthews, Simon Berghan, Kiran McDonald, Rob Harley, Ryan Wilson (CAPT), Ally Miller, Jack Dempsey

Replacements: Fraser Brown, Murphy Walker, Ewan McQuillin, Richie Gray, Thomas Gordon, Jordan Lenac, Ross Thompson, Stafford McDowall

Scarlets: Tom Rogers, Steff Evans, Johnny Williams, Scott Williams (CAPT), Ryan Conbeer, Rhys Patchell, Gareth Davies, Steff Thomas, Daf Hughes, Javan Sebastian, Sam Lousi, Jac Price, Blade Thomson, Dan Davis, Sione Kalamafoni

Replacements: Marc Jones, Kemsley Mathias, Samson Lee, Aaron Shingler, Carwyn Tuipulotu, Dane Blacker, Sam Costelow, Joe Roberts

Referee: Chris Busby (IRFU, 17th league game)
AR 1: Elgan Williams (WRU)
AR 2: Steffan Edwards (WRU)
TMO: Jon Mason (WRU)
Live on: Premier Sports, SuperSport & URC TV.

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Ed the Duck 31 minutes ago

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I’m sure red would be only too pleased to lend you a hand with that small problem and you’d both be delighted with a happy ending, provided ofc that suggestion wouldn’t be too difficult for red to swallow…

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Carlos 46 minutes ago

'Whisper it, but the Wallabies could out-scrum the British and Irish Lions this summer'

It’s so nice to read a reasonable Irishman. My dislike of certain Irish was started by Ron in 2007. He has only gotten worse.

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Carlos 50 minutes ago

'Whisper it, but the Wallabies could out-scrum the British and Irish Lions this summer'

That’s the way we learned to scrum.

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Wolf1 1 hour ago

'Whisper it, but the Wallabies could out-scrum the British and Irish Lions this summer'

Great article and thank you for focusing on the scrum.

In our house, the scrum is one of the most looked forward to things in a match.

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Havili will stay at 12 with Fihaki at fullback and Springer and Reese at wing.

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johnz 1 hour ago

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It’s a good question, it’s pretty tight with two good players at Canterbury and forgotten Fakatava is a decent player as you say. Not that Ratima is bad either, just felt he struggled against the best packs. Perhaps it was a confidence thing. We might have a revolving door for Cam’s back-up for a while.

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PR 1 hour ago

As the balance of power shifts away from Ireland, has Andy Farrell got his Lions calls right?

If you can’t see the argument you’re not looking hard enough I reckon! Penaud and LBB are great finishers but don’t have the same skillset as Kolbe - who, apart from having blistering pace and famous stepping ability can also play at 10 or 15 (or 9 at a push); kicks at goal; kicks dropgoals from the halfway line and bumps off locks. There’s an argument that he’s not just the best wing in the world but perhaps the best player in the world (I’m sure Dupont fans would disagree).

To be honest I would pick James Lowe ahead of Penaud and LBB given his power, kicking ability and rugby intellect which are all superior to the French wings.

You’re welcome to pick Ramos above Will Jordan, but I don’t think many coaches in the world would. If you have another goalkicker in the team Ramos’s value drops dramatically.

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IkeaBoy 1 hour ago

Marcus Smith backed to beat rivals to Lions Test jersey

I don’t think I have.

If AA is the one who’s made and posted the highlights to youtube then that’s hilarious!!!

Smith has a better haircut. I’ll give him that.

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johnz 1 hour ago

Former All Blacks weigh in on the No.9 position for AB's

I’m sure he’s taken it on board, and I’ll bet you’re right, Ratima will make the first squad. He’s got plenty to prove though. Super rugby behind a good pack is a lot different to test rugby against northern based players who excel and making life a misery for 9s.

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fl 1 hour ago

Marcus Smith backed to beat rivals to Lions Test jersey

yeah - often there is only time to watch the highlights, but I try not to form judgements based on that

Idk if you’ve ever interacted with “AA” on here? He has (several times) tried to argue that Marcus Smith is better than Ford because he has more youtube highlights compilations dedicated to him

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Tommy B. 2 hours ago

As the balance of power shifts away from Ireland, has Andy Farrell got his Lions calls right?

Yeah, about that.

He brought on a promising chap called Courtenay Lawes off the bench to replace him if memory serves.

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NB 2 hours ago

'Whisper it, but the Wallabies could out-scrum the British and Irish Lions this summer'

He ain’t that slow, and when he gets hold of you, you don’t get off the hook!

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NB 2 hours ago

'Whisper it, but the Wallabies could out-scrum the British and Irish Lions this summer'

Even the ex-props cannot be certain in real time! We ran a few experiments….

For pens, stick to flagrant and dangerous play like collapses, otherwise make the feeding side use the ball.

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NB 2 hours ago

As the balance of power shifts away from Ireland, has Andy Farrell got his Lions calls right?

I told him that before he took over and he didn’t believe he couldn’t find a 7 in the Prem! How long did Harrison last in that Test v Aussie? 30 minutes or so!

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IkeaBoy 2 hours ago

Leo Cullen 'completely, 100 per cent' understands Leinster fan frustration

Indeed. As grimly predictable as ‘morning glory.’

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NB 2 hours ago

As the balance of power shifts away from Ireland, has Andy Farrell got his Lions calls right?

Cards are not accidents, they are the result of pressure exerted. The ABs could not handle that pressure, and something [more than one thing] broke.

If you take away the GKing, I would take at least four other FBs ahead of Ramos right now. Even Buros from UBB is better.

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NB 2 hours ago

As the balance of power shifts away from Ireland, has Andy Farrell got his Lions calls right?

They’ll rest whoever they see fit in the final analysis.

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IkeaBoy 2 hours ago

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Yeah, joking aside it should be blown by specialists. Or at the very least get all test ref’s up to speed by speaking to a few ex-props.

I think it should be a separate 30 second scrum clock. Don’t stop the game clock.

30 seconds to set, engage, throw it in and get it out. No re-sets. One shot.

You don’t want props to feel left out and you don’t want it to go the way of rugby league, scrums are no longer useful if they can’t be ref’d properly.

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Hee hee, yeah he is the heaviest lock around, but honestly the best is an absolute stretch. RG Snyman isn’t alot lighter and offers way more athleticism. There are actually quite a few powerful locks that offer more than the slower than treacle Skelton, hence why he never really makes much impact vs the top tier test teams

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