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Podcast: Episode 179 – Living Doll

On this week’s podcast we preview Scotland’s Autumn Tests against Tonga, Australia, South Africa and Japan. Will Toony roll the dice against Tonga? Will Australis turn up? Can Scotland beat the Boks? Will Japan be targeting a win at Murrayfield?

Elsewhere we catch up on the latests news and catch up with the action from the United Rugby Championship.

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4 responses

  1. Could very well be wrong but I was under the impression McBeth is a loose-head. Anyone got a definitive answer?
    Would much prefer he’s TH tho.

    1. He played LH against the British & Irish Lions in the Summer, not sure if he’s one that can play both sides or not though.

  2. Strong side named for Tonga. Baffled why Kinghorn is ahead of Thompson at 10 really, has he had a game at 10 where he’s looked like a test FH? I feel like he should do more to earn his stripes in that position for Edinburgh before jumping into the place of third choice FH for Scotland.

  3. Think there are some very Toony choices in the team – Kinghorn at 10 rather than Thompson, no Gilchrist (and Harley as a test lock?!?) unless he’s injured and Turner at hooker when Rambo to me would be a better starter. Also a bit worried about Kebble at TH. Proof will be in the playing on Saturday…

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