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Grant Gilchrist to lead Scotland this autumn with Kelly Brown overlooked

1 decade ago by The Guardian

Gilchrist captained Scotland twice over the summer Kelly Brown and Al Kellock both ignored by Vern Cotter European Rugby Champions Cup talking pointsThe Edinburgh lock Grant Gilchrist will captain Scotland...

Gilchrist leads Scotland again

1 decade ago by Rugby 365

Head coach Vern Cotter today named Edinburgh lock Grant Gilchrist as captain of a 33-man Scotland squad selected for the November Tests.  

Gilchrist to captain Scots for Tests

1 decade ago by BBC Rugby News

Edinburgh lock Grant Gilchrist will captain Scotland in the autumn internationals against Argentina, New Zealand and Tonga.

Gilchrist to captain Scotland in November Tests

1 decade ago by ESPN Scrum

Edinburgh's Grant Gilchrist will captain Scotland in the November Test series

Henry Pyrgos urges caution after Glasgow’s big win

1 decade ago by The Scotsman

IT MAY have been their record margin of victory over an English side in elite European Rugby competition, giving them a priceless first opening success since 2011 – which was deliciously garnished...

Glasgow Warriors served notice that they are a team to be taken seriously in Europe this season with their 37-10 win over Bath, claims coach Gregor Townsend

1 decade ago by The Guardian

Warriors run in five tries in convincing display Could be second Scottish team to reach knockout stagesGlasgow recorded their biggest win in Europe for eight years with a five-try, 3710 defeat of Bath...

Gregor Townsend thrilled by dominant display

1 decade ago by The Scotsman

Last season, Glasgow’s European dreams were all but over after just 40 minutes of rugby when Toulon ran riot in the south of France, and yesterday afternoon at Scotstoun Bath got an inkling of how...

Australia Wallabies coach Ewen McKenzie quits

1 decade ago by The Scotsman

Australia coach Ewen McKenzie announced his resignation after New Zealand scored a converted try in the last few seconds to claim a dramatic 29-28 victory over the Wallabies in the third Bledisloe Cup...

Let real battle commence on way to World Cup

1 decade ago by The Scotsman

THE summer tour was the phoney war, if you like. Not much happened. Small earthquake in South Africa. Few hurt. Scotland emerged with, well, if not credit, at least some pride after winning three from...

Glasgow 37-10 Bath: Warriors outmuscle Bath

1 decade ago by The Scotsman

On THEIR day the high-tempo attacking rugby of the home team is all but unstoppable and not even the most one-eyed West Countryman would deny that yesterday belonged to Glasgow.