Some final thoughts on the week-long deep dive into Scotland’s Depth Chart Conveyor belt and their resources for the next two World Cups.
Guinness Women’s Six Nations: Scotland 20 – 41 Italy
Disorganised defence sees Italy scythe through Scotland
Scotland Depth Chart Conveyor Belt – Back 3
The review of Scotland’s Depth Chart Conveyor Belt finishes up with a detailed look at the back 3.
Scotland v Italy: Women’s Six Nations Preview
Scots aim for 3/4th play-off to show true progress
Scotland Depth Chart Conveyor Belt – Centres
Analysing the prospects for Scotland among the centres for the next two World Cups using the current Depth Chart Conveyor Belt.
Scotland Depth Chart Conveyor Belt – Half Backs
Moving into the assessment of the backline resources and Scotland’s 2021 Depth Chart. First up – the half backs.
Scotland Depth Chart Conveyor Belt – Back Row
Scotland’s Depth Chart Conveyor Belt for the back row and where things stand for the national side ahead of the 2023 RWC.
Podcast: Episode 151 – The Great Game
We talk to the makers of a documentary about the very first rugby international 150 years ago as well as discussing the impacts of having two Scotland coaches with The Lions in South Africa.
Scotland Depth Chart Conveyor Belt – Second Row
Assessing Scotland’s Depth Chart Conveyor Belt for second rows leading in to the 2023 RWC and beyond.
Legally Mandated Lions Chat
It has been announced today that Gregor Townsend and Steve Tandy will help to lead the Lions tour, as Warren Gatland’s Attack and Defence coaches respectively.
Scotland Depth Chart Conveyor Belt – Front Row
Taking a detailed look at the front row Depth Chart for Scotland with one eye on the next two World Cup cycles.
Scotland Depth Chart Conveyor Belt – Introduction
An introduction to a week-long series of in-depth articles on the Scottish Rugby Blog assessing Scotland’s Depth Chart Conveyor Belt.
Podcast: Episode 150 – Kettle Burgers
We review Scotland’s 6 Nations and pick our starting Scotland XV then go on to select our Lions squad and the Scottish players most likely to make it to South Africa
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