Ford: Laidlaw will put All Blacks miss behind him
1 decade ago by Edinburgh Rugby newsEdinburgh Rugby's Ross Ford is backing Scotland team-mate Greig Laidlaw to come out all guns blazing when Vern Cotter's side take on Tonga this weekend.
Ford: Laidlaw will put All Blacks miss behind him
1 decade ago by Edinburgh Rugby newsEdinburgh Rugby's Ross Ford is backing Scotland team-mate Greig Laidlaw to come out all guns blazing when Vern Cotter's side take on Tonga this weekend.
Dickinson believes Scotland are the real deal
1 decade ago by RBS 6 NationsAlasdair Dickinson insists Scotland's autumn international performances prove they are heading in the right direction with the 2015 RBS 6 Nations fast approaching.
Dickinson believes Scotland are the real deal
1 decade ago by RBS 6 NationsAlasdair Dickinson insists Scotland's autumn international performances prove they are heading in the right direction with the 2015 RBS 6 Nations fast approaching.
Dickinson prefers to play on grass
1 decade ago by Belfast Telegraph: RugbyScotland prop Alasdair Dickinson does not believe the grass will be greener for international rugby if more Tests are played on artificial surfaces.
Scots open to 3G pitch trial
1 decade ago by Sky Sports RugbyScotland prop Alasdair Dickinson says he is happy to play Test matches on artificial pitches but admits he wants traditional grass surfaces to remain the norm.
Harvey up for try of the year
1 decade ago by Scrum Queens NewsHarvey earlier this year won the Women's World Player of the Year title having been a star at the World Cup, scoring a hat-trick in a 26-point haul in Canada’s opening win over Spain and then going...
Wednesday Round-Up
1 decade agoContract for Lydiate: After months of bitter negotiations and much drama around the domestic game in Wales, it has been confirmed today that a plethora of Welsh players have been offered dual contracts...
Beating Tonga a necessity for series success
1 decade ago by The ScotsmanSCOTLAND must shrug off their old habit of underachieving against more lowly-ranked teams and defeat Tonga convincingly if they are to regard the autumn series as a success, captain Greig Laidlaw believes.
Beating Tonga a necessity for series success
1 decade ago by The ScotsmanSCOTLAND must shrug off their old habit of underachieving against more lowly-ranked teams and defeat Tonga convincingly if they are to regard the autumn series as a success, captain Greig Laidlaw believes.
