Kellock was part of the Scotland team that dropped to 12th place in the world rankings with defeat to Tonga in November and, either side of that, has led Glasgow through their worst Heineken Cup run in his time with the club.
AL KELLOCK, the captain of Glasgow Warriors, has welcomed the selection of 25 of the club's present and past players in Scotland's Six Nations Championship training squad but knows it gives them an added responsibility ahead of Saturday's Heineken Cup meeting with Northampton Saints
Kellock was part of the Scotland team that dropped to 12th place in the world rankings with defeat to Tonga in November and, either side of that, has led Glasgow through their worst Heineken Cup run in his time with the club.
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