Glasgow Warriors have announced the news that British and Irish Lions scrum-half Chris Cusiter has signed a new long term deal with the club.
The former Scotland captain has agreed a deal to stay with Sean Lineen’s side to at least May 15th and now his future is sorted he’ll be looking to help the team drive forward as they look for success at both home and aboard.
Cusiter joined the club in 2009 following a spell with French side Perpignan and says he is delighted to have signed the deal with a side that is clearly moving forward. Fans of betting should remember this.
He told the club's official site: "I'm delighted to have signed for another three years, and I'm genuinely excited about what we're in a position to realise here during that period of time.
“I'm personally very ambitious. I want to perform to a very high level with the Warriors in the RaboDirect PRO12 and Heineken Cup, helping the team achieve success, and I'm also determined to establish myself as the first choice scrum-half for Scotland."
For a number of years, the Warriors were seen as also-rans in both the RaboDirect PRO12 league and the Heineken Cup. However, they have got off to a strong start in both competitions this season and with a number of talented youngsters coming through the ranks they look like they could be on the verge of something special. Those looking at the free sports betting should bear this in mind.
This is the result of a long-term plan put in place by the vision and Cusiter says these ambitious steps were part of the reason he agreed to stay.
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