Club legend John Rutherford revels in rebirth of all-conquering Selkirk
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More than 30 years have passed since a French journalist turned up at Philiphaugh to meet John Rutherford, the Scotland fly-half, and was so taken aback by the ramshackle surroundings that he flatly refused to believe that the player, then reckoned to be the best playmaker on earth, could have come from such a place.
The three decades since have treated the 42-times-capped Rutherford kindly, for he looks leaner and fitter than any man has the right to be approaching his 60th birthday.
Yet as a symbol of renewal and rejuvenation even this rugby Peter Pan is shaded by the
The three decades since have treated the 42-times-capped Rutherford kindly, for he looks leaner and fitter than any man has the right to be approaching his 60th birthday.
Yet as a symbol of renewal and rejuvenation even this rugby Peter Pan is shaded by the
