This week Cammy is joined by Iain and Brodie to look back at the narrow victory over Italy, ponder parking charges on the Murrayfield back pitches in the late 90s and which Scotland player looks like an angry toddler.
Rory takes stock ahead of the next “most important game of the season” to face Scotland, Ireland in Dublin. Gregor Townsend has recalled several big names to the training squad for the final push.
Edinburgh and Glasgow are still in action on Friday night and although they clash with France against Italy, they have two crunch games to attract our attention.
Rory Baldwin takes a look at form, fitness and the injuries to the forwards ahead of the Six Nations. Some areas are frightening, while some prove reassuringly comfortable.
Gavin Harper looks at the rise of Zander Fagerson and asks, should we still be panicking at the loss of WP Nel for the Six Nations?
John Anderson watches as Glasgow travelled to Paris in hope rather than expectation, but came away with expectations considerably raised. A night the fans won’t forget!
Gavin Harper assesses how the Scotland forwards fared over the Autumn. Who were the winners and losers?
Rory takes a look ahead to the weekend, when Scotland will play Australia for the first time since THAT World Cup semi-final. Will the demons be exorcised?
With Alex Allan a late call up to the Scotland squad, Gavin Harper looks into the form of Scotland’s front row candidates and suggests there may be trouble ahead this autumn…
Oh what a night… writes John Anderson
No team has yet won an away semi-final in the Guinness Pro12, but Glasgow will need to do so this weekend if they are to defend their title at BT Murrayfield, writes John Anderson.
John Dalziel has also named a strong Scotland Under-20 squad for the World Rugby Junior World Championships next month.
Scotland U20s continued a promising junior Six Nations campaign with a spirited performance against a classic French side: brutes up front, attack at the back.