Townsend announces 2019 Scotland Six Nations squad
Gregor Townsend has announced a slightly depleted looking Scotland squad for the 2019 Guinness Six Nations tournament.
John Hardie signs for Newcastle
Exiled Scotland Flanker John Hardie has committed his future to Kingston Park by signing a new two-year deal with Newcastle Falcons.
Five Questions for the Scotland Selectors
Just how settled is the Scotland squad? Rory takes a look at some of the key questions Gregor Townsend will have considered before the announcement of his next Scotland squad.
Blair to be Scotland skills coach as Hardie signs up for Edinburgh
John Hardie will stay at Edinburgh for another year, while Mike Blair will join Gregor Townsend’s Scotland coaching group on the summer tour in June.
Edinburgh and Dragons seek turnaround in fortunes
James Rhys Baylis previews tonight’s crunch match at Myreside as the Dragons visit Edinburgh for a bottom of the heap clash.
Hardie returns for penultimate round
Edinburgh and Glasgow are both in action tomorrow (Friday) night and the teams are out.
Scotland reach 5th in World Rankings
Scotland scoot up the rankings to a record position of 5th, while John Hardie will sit out the remainder of the tournament with a knee injury. Plus other transfer snippets.
Plenty for Scotland and Cotter to work on after Paris defeat
Scotland suffered an eighth consecutive defeat in Paris on Sunday, but what do Vern Cotter’s side need to do to turn the performance round and see off Wales? Gav Harper takes a look, and rounds up the injury toll.
Missing In Action
There are still a number of Scotland players who could be termed “missing in action” ahead of the Six Nations. Rory Baldwin investigates.
Lions or Lambs pt II: Scotland’s Forwards
After taking a look at the backs, Kevin Millar’s second in the series looks at the areas Scotland’s forwards will need to work on in order to make the Lions tour to New Zealand.
Scotland 9-15 England
2016 RBS 6 Nations Round 1: the Calcutta Cup. Which Scotland would turn up? Rory Baldwin watches, and waits…
2015: Review of the Year
Happy New Year! Rory Baldwin takes a look back at the year that was 2015 in Scottish Rugby.
1872 Cup: Edinburgh 23-11 Glasgow
Edinburgh outclassed and outmuscled a Glasgow team oddly – but familiarly – determined to be its own downfall. John Anderson reports.
RWC 2015: Pick of the Pack
Pick your player of the tournament from the forwards.
Samoa 33-36 Scotland
Rory watches the crunch Pool game against Samoa. Win, and it’s a quarter final. Lose, and Japan could sneak in ahead of them…