Scottish Rugby Blog

Scotland coach Andy Robinson today announced a 28-man squad for the tour of Australia and the Pacific Isles including 5 uncapped players.

Scotland will play New Zealand, South Africa and Tonga this November.

Gavin Harper takes a look at some of the choices facing Robinson ahead of his squad announcement tomorrow (Wed).

Sean Lineen announced his 23 man squad to face Leinster in Dublin tomorrow.

Denton and Jones are injured, Danielli has retired and Jim Hamilton has punched his way off the summer tour.

With reports that the Edinburgh management are looking at a shift away from Murrayfield for home games, Andrew Armstrong takes a look at the possibilities.

Colin Gregor and the boys went to Glasgow with high hopes, but on the pitch it didn’t turn out quite as well as they or the home fans had hoped.

Chris Paterson is supremely popular, but in sending him to learn to be a coach as part of the Macphail Scholarship the SRU are actively avoiding spending money on developing young players.

Glasgow have done magnificently to make the Rabo playoffs and Edinburgh surprised everyone, but lets not declare a miracle just yet. There is a long way to go before we proclaim these teams two of the best in Europe.

Brodie McGregor was at Firhill as the Warriors won to set up a RaboDirect Pro12 semi-final with Leinster. There may have also been some emotions flying around the old place…

Rory takes a look at the teams for the final weekend of RaboDirect PRO12 action as Glasgow look to the playoffs and Edinburgh look to next season.

Glasgow Warriors Player of the Year and Players’ Player of the Year Chris Fusaro is sure that it is possible to get a more favourable playoff draw if everyone continues to graft for those tries.

Edinburgh today announced a pair of new locks to boost their pack; yesterday they announced a raft of departures at the end of the season.