On this week’s podcast Cammy and John look back at Scotland’s loss to France and find reasons to be cheerful. We also do some live player ratings and hand out lost of 6/10’s (the Ross Ford rating) and one 4/10. Elsewhere we discuss the most middle class things ever, Cammy forgets the words to “Heads, Shoulders, Kees and Toes” and we give thanks for the fact we’re not Wales.
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