Scotland to appeal against Finn Russell’s two-week ban for dangerous tackle
1 decade ago by The Guardian• Suspension rules Scotland fly-half out of next match against Italy• Scottish Rugby Union confirms intention to appeal• Scotland lock Richie Gray ruled out for rest of Six Nations Continue reading...
Finn Russell receives two-week ban
1 decade agoFinn Russell will miss Scotland’s 6 Nations game against Italy after he was given a two-week ban for his dangerous tackle on Dan Biggar in Scotland’s 26-23 defeat to Wales. Russell received a yellow...
Scotland fly-half Russell banned for Biggar tackle
1 decade ago by ESPN ScrumFinn Russell will miss Scotland's Six Nations match against Italy after being suspended for two weeks after his "reckless" tackle on Dan Biggar. The 22-year-old fly-half was handed a three-week ban,...
Russell banned for Italy game
1 decade ago by Rugby 365Scotland flyhalf Finn Russell will miss Scotland's Six Nations game against Italy next week, after tournament organisers announced on Wednesday he had been given a two-week suspension. The 22-year-old...
Ireland scared by England's Bath trio, says coach
1 decade ago by ESPN ScrumIreland's quest to retain the Six Nations title could be derailed by George Ford's "scary relationship" with Jonathan Joseph and Anthony Watson, admits defence coach Les Kiss. Kiss says he and fellow...
Scotland's Finn Russell banned for two weeks for dangerous tackle
1 decade ago by Irish IndependentFly-half Finn Russell will miss Scotland's RBS 6 Nations match against Italy after being suspended for two weeks.
Scotland's Russell banned for two weeks
1 decade ago by Super Sport.comScotland flyhalf Finn Russell will miss the next Six Nations game against Italy after receiving a two-week ban on Wednesday for making a dangerous tackle against Wales.
Russell banned for two weeks
1 decade ago by Sky Sports RugbyScotland fly-half Finn Russell will miss the Six Nations clash with Italy having been banned for two weeks for a high tackle on Wales fly-half Dan Biggar.
Heaslip accepts Pape apology after knee to the back
1 decade ago by ESPN ScrumJamie Heaslip has accepted Pascal Pape's Twitter apology for the crude knee to the back that could end the Ireland No. 8's Six Nations campaign. France lock Pape faces a disciplinary hearing on Wednesday...
Wednesday Round-Up
1 decade agoEnd of road for Robin: Munster no.8 Robin Copeland will miss the remainder of the current season. after the Irish province confirmed their back rower would require surgery to repair damage to a troublesome...
