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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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Cammy is the host of our regular podcast. A veteran of Berwick Rugby's youth set up and sworn enemy of the fake Flinty McStag
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This also seems like a good time to remind everyone of Rule 6 on the comment policy…
Rory ……Rule 6 is………..
https://www.scottishrugbyblog.co.uk/comment-board-policy/
Thanks Rory, duly noted