Tag: Blair Kinghorn

Podcast: Episode 185 – Tools In A Box

December 9, 2021 in Scottish Rugby Podcast

Tags: Ali Price, Ben Vallacott, Blair Kinghorn, Edinburgh Rugby, Glasgow Warriors, Jack Dempsey, Magnus Bradbury, Ryan Wilson, United Rugby Championship

On this week’s podcast we have a full review of the latest Scottish United Rugby Championship fixtures and discuss Jordan Venter’s departure from Edinburgh

Podcast: Episode 180 – The Raeburn Shield

November 4, 2021 in Scottish Rugby Podcast

By Cammy Black

Tags: Blair Kinghorn, Finn Russell, Hamish Watson, Raeburn Shield, Rugby Podcast, Scottish Rugby Podcast, Tonga

On this week’s podcast we review Scotland’s performance against Tonga and talk to the creators of a new International Trophy which is Scotland’s for the taking

Scotland 60 – 14 Tonga

October 30, 2021 in Autumn Internationals, Scotland National Team

By Iain Hay

Tags: Blair Kinghorn, Gregor Townsend, Jamie Ritchie, Kyle Steyn, Rufus McLean, Scotland National Team

One-sided affair sees Scotland romp to win over unfortunate Tongans

URC Round 1: Edinburgh 26-22 Scarlets

September 29, 2021 in Pro Teams, United Rugby Championship

By Craig Manson

Tags: Ben Vellacott, Bill Mata, Blade Thomson, Blair Kinghorn, Darcy Graham, Jamie Ritchie, Mike Blair, Pierre Schoeman

Craig pays his first visit to the brand new DAM Stadium and finds the crowd really do make a difference…

Podcast: Episode 158 – Greased Up Full Back

June 10, 2021 in Scottish Rugby Podcast

By Cammy Black

Tags: Blair Kinghorn, Glasgow Warriors, Nick Grigg

Cammy, Craig and John discuss Glasgow and Edinburgh’s matches from the Rainbow Cup and the return of the domestic season.

Guinness Rainbow Cup: Edinburgh Rugby 31-34 Ulster Rugby

June 7, 2021 in Guinness PRO14

By Craig Manson

Tags: Blair Kinghorn, Duhan Van Der Merwe, Eroni Sau, Hamish Watson, James Johnstone, Jamie Ritchie, Pierre Schoeman

Edinburgh said goodbye to BT Murrayfield with a loss to Ulster in their penultimate Guinness Rainbow Cup fixture. Four yellows and some interesting refereeing decisions gave both sides plenty to be aggrieved about, writes Craig Manson.