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Scotland 28 – 17 France
March 8, 2020 in Six Nations
By Iain Hay
Tags: Adam Hastings, Gregor Townsend, Hamish Watson, Jamie Ritchie, Scotland National Team, Sean Maitland
Scotland 28 – 17 France
Author: Iain Hay
Warriors season ticket holder and widely renowned ne'er-do-well, Iain has been watching rugby from a young age, but developed a true passion for the game whilst in the rugby hotbed that is New Zealand.
Like Tommy Seymour, his hair-style icon, Iain does not like chickens.
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