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Pete Murchie on Stormers, Munster rivalry, and Scotland summer squad
Glasgow defence coach Pete Murchie has been speaking to the media after the Warriors’ URC quarter-final victory over the Stormers.
Here are the key points:
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He says the quarter-final win over Stormers was a “classic knock-out game” they “came out on the right side” of.
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Was really proud of Glasgow’s “effort” given the conditions and amount of kick-chases and tackles.
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Murchie thinks the “needle” between Glasgow and Munster has perhaps gone as players involved in past tense encounters have now retired, namely Ryan Wilson.
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He insists the Warriors have moved on from last season’s quarter-final defeat to Munster and says this is “a different game”.
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Hopes there will be a “huge representation” of Glasgow players in Scotland’s summer tour squad, which is set to be named on Wednesday.
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