Turner admits he feared the worst after a poor start in Glasgow
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Paul Turner praised his Newport Gwent Dragons side after thay fought back from a 20-point deficit to claim a last gasp Magners League win at Glasgow.
"It's a good start to the season, but after 15 minutes things looked a pretty poor state for us," said the coach.
"Full credit to our resolve; we deserved to shade it in the end, but it was left to the last kick."
One minus point from the Hughenden win was an injury to hooker Steve Jones, who may be out for several weeks.
Wales back Ceri Sweeney kicked the decisive penalty 10 minutes into time added on to cap a fine recovery.
The centre also claimed one of the Dragons' two tries, with wing Aled Brew crossing for the other.
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