This week Cammy is joined by Ruairidh and Brodie to look back at the past 12 months in Scottish rugby and Cammy and Brodie put some festive themed questions about the laws of the game to Ruairidh.
Podcast: Christmas Special – Coming In A Jiffy
Tag: Scotland 7s
Consistency the key as Scotland Sevens kick off in Dubai
Ruairidh Campbell has the lowdown as a youthful Scottish Sevens side begin their World Series campaign building towards the World Cup in San Francisco this July.
Strong Core to Scotland’s New 7s Squad
Ruairidh Campbell reports as John Dalziel names his first Scotland 7s squad, retaining Dougie Fife from the poaching eyes of Richard Cockerill
Fraser Lyle bound for London Scottish
London Scottish have added Scotland Sevens and Glasgow player Fraser Lyle to their roster for the coming season, as well as a beefy Scots qualified flyhalf.
No Luck for Scotland 7s in Vegas
Ruairidh Campbell takes in another weekend of Scottish 7s as a fairly inexperienced side fail to progress to the Cup competition.
Scotland 7s Fall Short of Glory in Tokyo
Ruairidh Campbell reports on Scotland 7s’ latest adventures in Tokyo as they look to build on success from Hong Kong.
Scotland 7s in Wellington
Ruaridh Campbell reports on the Wellington Sevens where the Scotland team finished a highly credible fourth.
Scotland 7s World Series Preview
Ruaridh Campbell takes a look at the upcoming IRB 7s World Series, which kicks off this weekend. How will Scotland fare and who’s been signed up for the campaign?
Ibrox Sevens Shines at the Commonwealth Games
It was a case of mixed emotions for the Scottish 7s side as they finished 7th at the 2014 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow but experienced the rarity of playing in front of a large and vocal home crowd.
Do Scotland Need a 7s Side?
It would be harsh to call full-time 7s in Scotland a failure, as it has only been a year. Yet, would Scotland be better following the Irish model and abandoning 7s? (After the Commonwealth Games, obviously! Don’t panic, Salmond!)
The Sign of 7
When you talk to cricket fans they will normally say the same thing: “I love tweed…”However, when you ask them about the smash-mouth, less drawn-out affair of 20/20 cricket they acknowledge the excitement but regard it as the warm-up.