Scotland's hopes in the balance with inspection to follow Typhoon Hagibis
7 years ago by Ultimate RugbyWorld Rugby will undertake a venue inspection following the passing of Typhoon Hagibis before deciding whether Scotland's crunch Rugby World Cup clash against Japan goes ahead. The Pool A fixture...
Upset fans react to potential Scottish World Cup exit over weather conditions
7 years ago by Rugby DumpScotland’s World Cup quarter-final hopes are hanging in the balance as they await news on the severity of Typhoon Hagibis.
A war of words on the eve of Typhoon Hagibis hitting the Rugby World Cup
7 years ago by Rugby WorldWith no games on Saturday and Scotland and Japan set to be locked away, the rhetoric has intensifiedPreparing: International Stadium Yokohama gets ready for the typhoon (James Crombie/Inpho)With no games...
World Rugby 'disappointed' by Scotland's threat of legal action
7 years ago by Ultimate RugbyWorld Rugby has expressed its disappointment after Scottish Rugby (SRU) revealed it is considering legal action to ensure Sunday's Rugby World Cup clash with Japan goes ahead. Scotland will...
Eddie Jones: 'I don't see any other option that the organisers had'
7 years ago by Breaking News.ie : RugbyEngland head coach Eddie Jones says Scotland only have themselves to blame if eliminated.
World Rugby disappointed with Scotland comments regarding Typhoon decisions
7 years ago by Rugby DumpWorld Rugby have reacted to the comments made by the Scottish Rugby Union following the decision to cancel two world cup games, and consider canceling a third, which would knock Scotland out of the tournament.
Revealed: Typhoon contingency plan was to move matches 14 miles away
7 years ago by The Guardian• Yokohama’s back-up venue was the nearby Tokyo Stadium• Oita and Sapporo explored too late in wake of Typhoon HagibisWorld Rugby’s failure to properly prepare for Japan’s extreme weather can...
World Rugby ‘disappointed’ as Scotland chief takes legal advice over Japan fixture
7 years ago by Breaking News.ie : RugbyScotland chief executive Mark Dodson refused to rule out legal action to make sure the Pool A clash at Yokohama goes ahead.
Scotland call for ‘common sense’ to prevail in bid to save Japan clash
7 years ago by Breaking News.ie : RugbyScotland have urged World Cup bosses to see sense and push their win-or-bust showdown with Japan out of Typhoon Hagibis’ path of destruction.
Conor O’Shea calls for 'consistency' as Typhoon Hagibis fallout continues
7 years ago by Breaking News.ie : RugbyItaly head coach Conor O’Shea has called for “consistency” from World Rugby after Scotland have called for assurances that their crunch Pool A tie with Japan will go ahead.
