Glasgow Warriors 13 - 6 Treviso: Glasgow’s blushes spared
1 decade ago by The ScotsmanGlasgow played poorly in beating a poor team who played even worse. Sorry, but it was one of those nights. Had this been one of those fancy restaurants where you pay what you think the fare is worth, the...
Townsend shuffles Glasgow pack to face Treviso
1 decade ago by The ScotsmanAfter the disappointment of that defeat by Northampton Saints last weekend in Europe, Glasgow will expect a return to winning ways this evening at Scotstoun when they host a Treviso team that has yet to...
Thom Evans set to make remarkable return to rugby
1 decade ago by The ScotsmanFORMER Scotland international Thom Evans is set to make a remarkable return to rugby five years after almost losing his life on the field of play.
Sam Hidalgo-Clyne over ‘torture’ of Munster defeat
1 decade ago by The ScotsmanEDINBURGH’S international scrum-half Sam Hidalgo-Clyne admits he was tortured by the botched drop-goal attempt which cost his team victory in their last Guinness Pro12 outing, but is confident of...
Sean Lamont laments Glasgow’s European loss
1 decade ago by The ScotsmanVeteran back Sean Lamont has refused to give up hope that Glasgow can salvage this season’s European campaign but concedes the Guinness Pro12 champions have put themselves in a “poor position...
Alasdair Dickinson aims to bring Euro momentum to Pro12
1 decade ago by The ScotsmanProp Alasdair Dickinson wants to play his part in moving Edinburgh’s performance up a further notch when the focus switches back from European competition to Guinness Pro12 action against Newport...
Friday Round-Up
1 decade ago by Ultimate Rugby"No malice in stamp" - Danny WilsonCardiff Blues coach Danny Wilson says there was "no malice" in the apparent stamp that saw hooker Matthew Rees sent off in the loss to Harlequins.Ex-Wales captain Rees...
Edinburgh debut for John Hardie as Dickinson hits a ton
1 decade ago by The ScotsmanAlan Solomons had reached for both ends of the experience spectrum in his selection for tonight’s European Challenge Cup match against Grenoble. The Kiwi flanker John Hardie makes his debut for the...
Craig Joubert named touch judge in Scotland Six Nations clash
1 decade ago by The ScotsmanCraig Joubert has been named as first touch judge for Scotland’s clash against Ireland in Dublin on the final weekend of this season’s RBS 6 Nations.
Craig Joubert on duty for Scots’ last-day clash with Ireland
1 decade ago by The TimesCraig Joubert, the controversial South African referee whose last-minute error cost Scotland a place in the World Cup semi-finals, will...
