Greig Laidlaw switches Scotland’s focus firmly on to France
9 years ago by The ScotsmanGreig Laidlaw said Scotland allowed the warm glow of last Saturday’s rousing opening win over Ireland to drift into Sunday afternoon before the focus made a decisive switch towards France in Paris...
Scots’ confidence soaring after running Irish close
9 years ago by The ScotsmanScotland Women may have been distraught to be denied a famous draw as Ireland snatched an injury-time try last week but it didn’t take long for that feeling to be replaced by pride in an outstanding...
Law discussion: When is time up?
9 years ago by Rugby 365EXCLUSIVE: rugby365 law guru Paul Dobson provides clarity on when time is considered up, referencing the Women's Six Nations encounter between Scotland and Ireland.
Lineout ploy was down to Jonny Gray says Scotland coach
9 years ago by The ScotsmanForwards coach Jonathan Humphreys gave the credit for Saturday’s audacious lineout play which saw centre Alex Dunbar score Scotland’s third try and leave Ireland dumbfounded...
French fancy their pack has huge edge but Scots are ready
9 years ago by The ScotsmanScotland will travel to Paris this weekend confident that they have the strength and strategy to handle France’s gargantuan pack.
WP Nel can return in three to four months, says coach
9 years ago by The ScotsmanScotland forwards coach Jonathan Humphreys does not believe tighthead WP Nel’s career is in jeopardy and expects him to be back playing in “three or four months”.
Line-out trick won't work again say Scots
9 years ago by Rugby 365IN THE SPOTLIGHT: Scotland assistant coach Jonathan Humphreys admits his team can't rely on the surprise factor any more after a cunning line-out move paid off in their Six Nations win over Ireland.
Scots 'lose element of surprise'
9 years ago by Sky Sports RugbyScotland assistant coach Jonathan Humphreys admits they have surrendered their set-piece surprise factor after their cheeky lineout move paid off in the 27-22 victory over Ireland.
Scotland can expect more attention at line-outs, says Jonathan Humphreys
9 years ago by Belfast Telegraph: RugbyScotland assistant coach Jonathan Humphreys admits the Dark Blues have surrendered their set-piece surprise factor after their cheeky line-out move paid off against Ireland.
IRTV: Josh Van der Flier - 'Small Margins Cost Us'
9 years ago by Irish Rugby NewsIreland flanker Josh Van der Flier reflects on the opening day loss to Scotland and how the squad will re-focus for the match against Italy.
