Rob Harley

Rob Harley made his debut for Glasgow Warriors against Leinster in September 2010.

Harley became the clubs most-capped player in February 2018, making his 178th appearance for Glasgow Warriors against Munster to surpass Graeme Morrison at the top of the all-time caps.

More history then came his way in May 2021, as he became the first Glasgow Warrior - and only second Scottish-based player after former Edinburgh prop Allan Jacobsen - to reach 250 appearances in a 31-24 victory over Edinburgh at BT Murrayfield.

Renowned for his hard tackling, Harley has become a key figure in the Warriors leadership group throughout his career. Voted Player of the Season for 2010/11, the flanker was recognised with a long-term contract extension by the Warriors.

He won his first cap for Scotland on the 2012 summer tour to the South Seas, scoring a try on his debut against Samoa, before going on to make his first Scotland start in the 2013 Six Nations.

Harley was named as Warriors skipper for the opening 2011/12 Guinness PRO12 game against Ulster at Ravenhill, a role he has gone on to reprise on a number of occasions since.

The flanker was voted as the club's Player's Player of the Season in 2018/19, a season during which he became the first player to make 200 appearances in a Glasgow jersey.

Another milestone followed in 2019/20, as Harley became the first player to make 50 appearances for the club in the Heineken Champions Cup.

He was named as the recipient of the 2019/20 Coaches' Award, with outgoing head coach Dave Rennie hailing him as a club legend.