Dream Team: Moray Low – Glasgow and Scotland prop

 Moray Low1. Phil John – One of the most-capped Scarlets players. Always aggressive and destructive and has been consistent over many years and should have been given a chance with .
2. William Servat – Excellent over a long, successful career. Did the basics really well and was hard to work out in the .
3. Adam Jones – When I first started playing as an apprentice at Glasgow he was someone you'd try and compare yourself to. First man on the team sheet for club, country and the .
4. Victor Matfield – Not only excellent at lineouts but explosive in open play and loved to carry the ball. Set new benchmark of lock play.
5. Fabien Pelous – Grew up watching him on TV and then I got to play him in the 2009 game against Toulouse. In open play, one of the most dangerous guys in .
6. Juan Martin Fernandez Lobbe – A hard-worker who leads by example and has played a big part in helping get stronger and stronger. He's always there sniffing around the ball.
7. Shane Jennings – One of the most underrated players about. A constant handful who is always there at the breakdown and I think he should be playing more at international level.
8. Nick Williams – Makes a lot of yards and is a real presence at No.8. Carries he ball effectively and has been superb since moving to last year.
9. Nikola Matawalu – An exciting player who has a knack of finding space and making huge breaks – a match-winner that the team responds to.
10. Quade Cooper – Could have gone for Jonny Wilkinson but Quade has a spark to his game that everyone loves to watch. Like Niko, can have moments of madness but is brilliant with the ball in hand.
11. Has an incredible record with , always beating guys bigger than himself and has a sense of getting on the end of every attack. One of Wales' very best.
12. Wesley Fofana – He has the ability to be one of the best of his era. He's not just quick but has an ability to spin away from tackles, while still possessing a lot of strength.
13. Brian O'Driscoll – One of the best to ever play his position. Vastly intelligent, his best ability is to make something out of nothing.
14. DTH van Der Merwe – An underrated player who doesn't get much notice probably due to the fact he plays for – who are improving but not there yet. He pushes off tacklers as if they weren't there.
15. Rod Seib – I played with Rod at Aberdeen and he was one of the best club players around. He played like a real professional and I learned a lot from him. He had an opportunity to play for Glasgow but had work commitments instead.

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