Ross Rennie rugby player
Ross Rennie rugby player

Ross Rennie

29th Mar 1986 1.85m/102kg Openside Flanker

Ross Rennie: the Lion who never had a chance to roar

1 decade ago by The Rugby Blog

Charlie King charts the career of one of Scottish rugby's greatest unfulfilled talents - openside flanker Ross Rennie

Thursday Round-Up

1 decade ago

Time up for Rennie: Former Scotland international back row forward Ross Rennie has been forced to call time on his career at the age of just 28, as a direct result of persistent injury. Rennie, who earned...

Rennie calls time on career

1 decade ago by Sky Sports Rugby

Bristol flanker Ross Rennie is retiring from professional rugby with immediate effect due to a neurological problem.

Ross Rennie retires with immediate effect

1 decade ago by ESPN Scrum

Scotland and Bristol flanker Ross Rennie has retired from rugby with immediate effect due to persistent injury.

Scotland's Rennie retires at age 28

1 decade ago by BBC Rugby News

Bristol's Scotland international flanker Ross Rennie announces his retirement at the age of 28 because of injury.

Rennie suffers fresh injury woe

1 decade ago by RBS 6 Nations

Flanker Ross Rennie has suffered a new setback in his bid to return to the Scotland squad, his club coach Matt Sherratt has revealed.

Bristol trio ruled out for months

1 decade ago by BBC Rugby News

Bristol confirm Jack Lam, Luke Eves and Ross Rennie will not be available for several months because of injury.

Rugby: Latest score - Ulster 13 - 0 Edinburgh

1 decade ago by Belfast Telegraph: Rugby

03 October 2014TeamsUlster: Louis Ludik; Andrew Trimble, Jared Payne, Stuart McCloskey, Tommy Bowe; Paddy Jackson, Paul Marshall; Ruaidhri Murphy, Rory Best (captain), Wiehahn Herbst;...

Greene King IPA Championship round 3 teams

1 decade ago by The Rugby Paper

Bristol v Cornish Pirates Bristol: Auguy Slowik; Ryan Edwards, Gareth Maule, Ben Mosses, Andy Short; Matthew Morgan, Craig Hampson; James Hall, Max Crumpton, Anthony Perenise; Ben Glynn, Mark Sorenson...

Allan Massie: Imports don’t improve national side

1 decade ago by The Scotsman

PSTYLE=wint_web introTHERE’s no certain correlation between club and international performance. Wales have been much stronger than Scotland in recent years and have a better Six Nations record than...