Gareth Steenson

Those are the games that actually, if you don't collect the points in, those are the games that mean you're not in the end of the year.

You've got to make sure that...

That's when I'm in the business end.

So whether you kind of look at a season, and I'm sure the coaches talk about this, but if you map out a year and kind of work out what is our ultimate goal here, we do realize that if we're playing six games and we have three games at home and three away, how many do we actually need out of that block?

And you start working it out over the course of the season.

That's how they get themselves.

That's how they manage a squad.

And then when you get to the end of the year,

we start seeing them in the finals and you don't see the injury list you don't see the same sort of play you get to see the best best group possible so for me it's about trying to get into that you know i'd like to see them back in around that business end of the challenge cup again and definitely looking at target and getting in the you know that five to eight spot in the urc

Yeah, it does.

They look like such a dangerous sort of team now, especially, you know, you look at the last, the 1-5, the last six games and look at who they've actually come up against in the opposition.

The style of rugby they're playing, they're ferocious when they defend.

I think that's a massive thing as well.

And I think when you can kind of add on top of that, and let's face it, all the pressure's on Glasgow.

So there's a team that can go over, they know that it's,

You talk about it almost as nothing to lose.

It's a little bit like they can go over there with a real positive outlook and go, they're asking him away over in Edinburgh to get the result that they did.

So going to Scotland is no issue to them.

And they'll actually really like to go over.

It's a great position to be in as a player because it's kind of like a chip on your shoulder.