Shade Munro, the Glasgow Warriors forwards coach, is backing one of his key players to hand the Scotland selectors an unexpected back-row option when he plays out of position in the return match at Murrayfield in the Inter-city derby tomorrow.
Rob Harley, who mainly has played blindside flanker, a role that demands power and aggression with less emphasis on speed, has come forward to solve a crisis on the other side of the scrum, at openside. His shift is one of several changes to both sides as Edinburgh seek revenge and Glasgow try to consolidate their grip on the 1872 Cup and their RaboDirect PRO12 play-off place.
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