Scarlets to back white ribbon campaign
1 decade ago by Scarlets RugbyThe Scarlets will show their support for the White Ribbon Not in my Name campaign, which seeks to engage men in stamping out violence against women and girls, at Friday evening's Guinness PRO12 fixture...
Sean Lamont: Tonga will test Scotland character
1 decade ago by The ScotsmanSEAN Lamont has admitted that the improvement Scotland have made under Vern Cotter will count for nothing if the team fails to deliver against Tonga at the weekend.
Allan Massie: Cotter’s ‘Scottish style’ offers hope
1 decade ago by The ScotsmanM IGHT have… could have… but not perhaps should have. That’s the reasonable assessment of Saturday’s match. Satisfaction at what is, after all, the closest we have come to beating...
Tonga better than when they beat Scotland - Taylor
1 decade ago by The ScotsmanTONGA are a better all-round team now than they were the last time they played Scotland – and they were good enough to win then. That was the warning yesterday from national assistant coach Matt...
Seymour urging Scotland to find ruthless streak
1 decade ago by Glasgow Warriors newsTommy Seymour insists a Scotland side powered by his fellow Glasgow Warriors stars can no longer settle for avoiding heavy defeats to the best international teams.
Seymour urging Scotland to find ruthless streak
1 decade ago by Glasgow Warriors newsTommy Seymour insists a Scotland side powered by his fellow Glasgow Warriors stars can no longer settle for avoiding heavy defeats to the best international teams.
Foley focused on future after Ireland debut
1 decade ago by The ScotsmanDavid Foley enjoyed a dream debut for Ireland as he was named man of the match against Georgia, but the Munster lock believes the challenges are only just beginning.
Famous Scotland win ‘slipped through our fingers’
1 decade ago by The ScotsmanIT IS is a mark of the Scotland squad’s burgeoning confidence and self-belief that, immediately after the game finished on Saturday, dejected players were dwelling on the lost opportunity to win...
Scots rue a missed opportunity against New Zealand
1 decade ago by The ScotsmanIT IS all but inevitable, provided international rugby continues to be played for long enough, that Scotland will one day beat New Zealand. But this generation of players may never get a better chance...
Scotland are still short of being contenders
1 decade ago by The ScotsmanSTEVE Hansen is the most successful coach in international rugby with a win ratio just north of 90 per cent. Under him, the All Blacks have lost just two matches since they lifted the William Webb Ellis...
