PRO14 Round 10: NikNaks Not Back (yet)

All change for both pro teams as they prepare to weather the depletion of their squads by the international window. Oh, and Jonny Gray will be off to Exeter next season.
PRO14 Round 5: All change

Both pro teams have welcomed back a number of international players into the fold as Edinburgh look to continue their strong start while Glasgow try to sort out an opening stretch where the scoreboard has gone against them.
PRO14 Round 14: Southern Kings 25-21 Edinburgh

Edinburgh fail to cope with ALL the elements in Port Elizabeth as they take on Southern Kings watched by Sandy Smith
Southern Kings v Edinburgh: the teams

Richard Cockerill legs it to South Africa to take in some sun while we try to second guess Toony.
PRO14 Round 13: Teams for the weekend

Both our pro teams are resting players this weekend but that doesn’t mean these games will be easy…
Southern Kings v Glasgow – What went wrong?

John Anderson seethes into his keyboard at the misfiring performance of the Glasgow Warriors team during their shock 38-28 defeat to the Southern Kings in Port Elizabeth.
PRO14 Round 10: Southern Kings vs Edinburgh

Richard Cockerill is able to call on a number of players returning from Scotland duty as reinforcements for the second leg of the tour to South Africa as they take on the Southern Kings.
Glasgow Warriors 43-13 Southern Kings

Glasgow Warriors rebounded from European disappointment to inflict a crushing defeat on the Southern Kings, writes John Anderson.
PRO14 Round 7: Glasgow vs Southern Kings

As injury and international call-ups start to take their toll on Glasgow’s squad depth, Stuart Hogg and Jonny Gray will both face the Southern Kings on Friday.
Pro12 to become Pro14 in surprise to no-one

Celtic Rugby and the South African Rugby Union have today confirmed what has been all but common knowledge in recent weeks: that the Cheetahs and Southern Kings will join an expanded Guinness PRO14 tournament.
Thoughts on the PRO12 Expansion to South Africa

The Guinness Pro12 is rumoured to be expanding into the South African market with the promise of big bucks and an expanded audience. We’ve put together a rainbow coalition of rugby bloggers from all over to find out their thoughts.