Grammar enjoy their Gala day Published on Monday 16 January 2012 00:08 GALA can forget any chance of winning Premier A should they turn in any more performances like this, though credit must be given to Aberdeen Grammar who totally outplayed the Border side. This was a quality performance from us. We had them chasing shadows for most of the game," said Grammar head coach Alex Duncan. His opposite number George Graham raged at his team's showing. I was embarrassed for my own team. This was our worst performance in two and a half years," he said. The Rubislaw side ran the show from the off, but should have been more than a lone penalty from Rob Aloe ahead going into the interval. Instead, they tamely conceded a try right on the whistle when winger Erlend Oag missed a tackle, and Craig Robertson strolled in for a simple touchdown. Grammar made amends in the second half with a try from Aloe which he converted before adding another penalty. The best was, however, saved for last when centre Alex Dunbar superbly set up Callum Anderson for the clincher that sent the Borderers home without the consolation of a losing bonus point. On this form, Grammar will surprise any team in the top flight, while Gala have much to do if they are to talk of titles. Scorers: Aberdeen - Tries: Aloe, Anderson. Con: Aloe. Pen: Aloe (2). Gala: Try: Robertson. Aberdeen: S Aitken; E Oag, A Alapati, A Dunbar, C Anderson; R Aloe, M Ward; N Fraser, A Kelly, R Allen, S Smith, M Douglas, S Warnock, T McGinness, G Ryan. Subs used: G Carson, M Dixon, F Lyle. Gala: B.Turner; S Law, A Edmond, C Borthwick, C Robertson; L Millar, George Graham; L Pettie, R Anderson, E McQillin, C Weir, O Palepoi, Gary Graham, S Cairns, T Weir. Subs used: P Stewart, G Young, A McLean, G Lowrie. Referee: C Rudkin.