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Podcast: Episode 38 – Ashe Cloud

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The podcast is back for the new season. In the first episode we focus on pre-season speaking to Ruairidh Campbell about his preparations for the coming season as a referee. We also put your questions and scenarios to him to test his knowledge of the laws of the game.

We also catch up with Glasgow Warrior’s Adam Ashe and Jack Reid about their new Warriors Weekly podcast. We find out what to expect in the coming season, speak to Adam about pre-season and hear about Jack’s plans for a motorcycle parade at Scotstoun.

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We’re also looking for our listeners to get involved in the comments on this page and elsewhere on the blog. Get commenting and you could feature in our first full episode and bag yourself a sticker. Give us your:

“Hands in the ruck” – What’s had it’s hands in your ruck? Let us know in the comments and we’ll pick out the best ones.

“Where’s Dougie Donnelly?” – It’s now mandatory to have a rumours section in a rugby podcast (apparently) so we’re looking for yours as well as news of any Scottish sporting media personalities you’ve spotted out and about. Have you seen Dougie Vipond down Tesco? Has your uncle’s brother’s aunt’s friend heard from someone down the pub that Jonny Gray is getting a new fence put in? Has your plumber been doing some work round Murrayfield and seen Richard Cockerill taking delivery of a new yoga mat? If so then let us know.

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About The Podcast

The Scottish Rugby Podcast brings you the best in informal chat and discussion about Scottish Rugby. Each week during the season we put out a 40 minute podcast suitable for all listeners, covering all the latest news and key analysis of the big matches. 

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  1. Good chat with Ruairidh. Regarding law changes to improve the game, if pulling down a maul became legal, a lot more rugby would break out.
    Regarding existing laws, it would be good if refs actually applied Law 13.4.

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