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Glasgow in double deal for props

1 decade ago by BBC Rugby News

Tonga's Sila Puafisi and fellow prop Alex Allan, of Scotland, sign contract extensions with Glasgow Warriors.

Allan and Puafisi extend contracts with Glasgow Warriors

1 decade ago by Ultimate Rugby

Alex Allan has signed a new two-year deal, while Puafisi has extended his contract by another year.Alex Allan said: “I’m really enjoying my rugby in Glasgow with the way we play. There’s a great...

Wales: Five things we learnt v Scotland

1 decade ago by Rugby World

The fine form of George North and Jamie Roberts, a solid scrum and an unsatisfied Welsh public – we analyse Wales' performance against ScotlandHigh jump: Is Justin Tipuric under pressure to add creativity?...

Three Irish players feature in our Six Nations Team of the Weekend

1 decade ago by Irish Independent

Here is our combined XV after round two of the Six Nations featuring three Ireland players, four Welsh, three members of Eddie Jones' England side, two each from Scotland and France and a single Italian...

Wales overcome Scottish challenge in entertaining Cardiff clash

1 decade ago by Rugby Dump

Wales beat Scotland 27-23 in what was arguably the Six Nations match of the weekend, with both sides scoring some excellent tries to entertain the packed house at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff. Wales'...

Six Nations 2016: talking points from the second round of matches

1 decade ago by The Guardian

Back-row balance will be key for Wales, all roads and hopes of a win lead to Rome for Scotland, while Eddie Jones has best of both worlds with England Related: Jamie Roberts remains the pounding heart...

6 Nations Highlights: Wales vs Scotland

1 decade ago by Ultimate Rugby

Wales got off to a blistering start in Cardiff with a Gareth Davies try giving them the lead early on. Scotland then took control and struck back with a Tommy Seymour try. Scotland took the lead on...

Scots 'need to maintain intensity'

1 decade ago by BBC Rugby News

Mike Blair says Scotland's players must not feel sorry for themselves despite their ill-fortune against Wales.