Scottish Rugby Blog

Are you a creative centre or a combative number 8? Alan’s former club in Canada, London Rugby, are looking for exciting players to come over this summer…

Alan Dymock, somewhat bizarrely, argues that Scotland will have more than one captain on the pitch come the Calcutta Cup.

The Herald is reporting that Ruaridh Jackson will not be considered for selection for the opening matches of this year’s RBS Six Nations for Scotland.

Michael Bradley has named his initial player pool for the A Team to face England Saxons, to be augmented by members from the senior squad.

Ross Ford, so often described as softly spoken, is Scotland’s captain for the RBS 6 Nations.
He has to keep up the grunt, but does he need to deliver eloquent speeches, too?

Ross Ford, the 27-year-old Edinburgh Rugby hooker, was today appointed Scotland’s new captain for the opening match of the RBS 6 Nations Championship – against England at Murrayfield on Saturday week.

As the Scotland squad assembles today in St Andrews for Six Nations training camp, the vicious final weekend of the Heineken Cup pool stages has thrown up a few injury worries for Andy Robinson.

Al was at Murrayfield to see Edinburgh Rugby beat London Irish 34-11 and top their Heineken Cup pool.

Scottish Rugby Blog, in association with RaboDirect, are giving five lucky readers a chance to win a pair of tickets to watch Edinburgh Rugby vs. Ospreys in the RaboDirect PRO12 on Saturday 10th February.

Scotland 7s head coach, Graham Shiel, has made four changes to the squad which will travel to Wellington and Las Vegas next week, in the next two legs of the HSBC Sevens World Series.