Tommy Seymour, the American-born winger who had his first taste of involvement with the Scotland squad last month, received another major boost yesterday when he was awarded a new contract with Glasgow Warriors.
Tommy Seymour, the American-born winger who had his first taste of involvement with the Scotland squad last month, received another major boost yesterday when he was awarded a new contract with Glasgow Warriors.
Tommy Seymour has signed a new deal to stay in Glasgow at least until 2015. Picture: Alan Harvey/SNS
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Kevin Ferrie
It is all a measure of the progress the 24-year-old has made in the domestic game in the 18 months since he was plucked from obscurity, having been a peripheral figure in the Ulster squad before being brought across the Irish Sea to his mother's home city.
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