He may have witnessed the beginnings of an attempted coup, but the previously undisputed leader of Glasgow Warriors liked what he saw as his second-in-command led them to a crucial victory at Scotstoun last weekend.
He may have witnessed the beginnings of an attempted coup, but the previously undisputed leader of Glasgow Warriors liked what he saw as his second-in-command led them to a crucial victory at Scotstoun last weekend.
Al Kellock insists Glasgow's run of good form fuels his motivation when it comes to Scotland duty. Picture: PA
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Kevin Ferrie
Al Kellock had persuaded those commanding the national team to give him special leave of absence from international duty to attend the club's top of the table meeting with Ulster.
Two nights before winning his 50th cap in the win over Ireland by a Scotland team containing a nucleus of players who have emerged through the Warriors in recent years, he drew inspiration from what he witnessed.
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