Nick Frisby, Australian international scrum half, will join Glasgow Warriors | Rugby Union News

Glasgow Warriors has agreed to sign a scrum half in Australia, Nick Frisby, for a two-year contract, subject to obtaining a visa and a visa. a medical examination.

The 25-year-old Capg man for the Wallabies, will help replace the outgoing Scottish international Henry Pyrgos.

Pyrgos announced on Friday that he was going to Edinburgh for a one year contract after eight years with the Warriors.

Frisby, who can also play fly. Half, spent four months in the Top 14 with Bordeaux Begles last season after falling out of favor with Queensland Reds.

The Glasgow Warriors head coach, Dave Rennie, knows Frisby, having trained in Super Rugby when he was in charge of the leaders, and Rennie told the Warriors website: "With Henry Pyrgos, it's great to replace him with an international half-back."

"Nick has an exceptional skill set, he's fast, and has a quality and a kick.It's also incredibly versatile, while it's mostly new, the Reds have it sometimes. played at age 10 and as a young player he played a lot of 15.

"Coaching the Chiefs, when we played the Reds we were spending time in the week The racing game and the ability to create the Space for others is a real point of difference.

"I talked to him recently and he's incredibly competitive, he's still a young man and we're really excited to have him here and the fact that he'll be here all year round is an extra bonus.

Frisby is the second international to sign for the Warriors this summer, after USA Eagle David Tameil Au was announced in June, and he can not wait to get started.

"I am super excited to join Glasgow Warriors . Frisby said: "I played rugby club with Sam Johnson in Brisbane and I worked under Matt Taylor at the Reds, so they both told me how bad the club is good and how boys work, so I'm excited to get involved and involved.

"I played against Dave Rennie's sides in Super Rugby and as soon as I've heard the sides of the Chiefs were always very exciting, and so are Glasgow, and I think his style of play will suit my game very well. "