The Official Scottish Rugby Thread
Few people go from hero to zero with quite the rapidity of Stuart Hogg. I wonder slightly if his sudden retirement was because he saw this coming down the road and decided to get out of the limelight before it hit.
It is in truth not for glory, nor riches, nor honours that we are fighting, but for freedom - for that alone, which no honest man gives up but with life itself.
I don't think he's that self-aware.
And are there two g’s in Bugger Off?
Usually a breach of bail would mean you are locked up to appear the next day. Not sure of the circumstances but presumably arrested Tuesday to appear today. Silly fucker might find himself with more severe bail restrictions now.
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The Hoggy situation is like a slow motion train crash happening right before our eyes. I refuse to believe all the story’s I’ve heard over the last 12 months can be true (even a pro sportsman hasn’t got that much stamina) but if 10% of them are true then his fall from grace is well deserved !
Like having his passport removes and being unable to travel to France for pre-season at Montpellier?
What an utter dickhead.
Meanwhile back to important things rather than the previous posts
Scotland team to play Canada on Saturday 6 July at TD Place, Ottawa, (kick off 10pm BST / 5pm local) – live on TNT Sports 1 (caps in brackets)
15. Harry Paterson – Edinburgh Rugby (1)
14. Jamie Dobie – Glasgow Warriors (2)
13. Matt Currie – Edinburgh Rugby (uncapped)
12. Stafford McDowall – Co-Captain – Glasgow Warriors (2)
11. Arron Reed – Sale Sharks (uncapped)
10. Ross Thompson – Edinburgh Rugby (3)
9. Gus Warr – Sale Sharks (uncapped)
1. Rory Sutherland – Glasgow Warriors (30)
2. Dylan Richardson – The Sharks (1)
3. Elliot Millar Mills – Northampton Saints (3)
4. Max Williamson – Glasgow Warriors (uncapped)
5. Glen Young – Edinburgh Rugby (3)
6. Gregor Brown – Glasgow Warriors (uncapped)
7. Luke Crosbie – Co-Captain – Edinburgh Rugby (8)
8. Josh Bayliss – Bath Rugby (5)
Replacements
16. Robbie Smith – Northampton Saints (uncapped)
17. Nathan McBeth – Glasgow Warriors (uncapped)
18. Will Hurd – Leicester Tigers (uncapped)
19. Ewan Johnson – Oyonnax (uncapped)
20. Matt Fagerson – Glasgow Warriors (44)
21. Ben Healy – Edinburgh Rugby (5)
22. Kyle Steyn – Glasgow Warriors (19)
23. Ross McCann – Edinburgh Rugby (uncapped)
Scotland team to play Canada on Saturday 6 July at TD Place, Ottawa, (kick off 10pm BST / 5pm local) – live on TNT Sports 1 (caps in brackets)
15. Harry Paterson – Edinburgh Rugby (1)
14. Jamie Dobie – Glasgow Warriors (2)
13. Matt Currie – Edinburgh Rugby (uncapped)
12. Stafford McDowall – Co-Captain – Glasgow Warriors (2)
11. Arron Reed – Sale Sharks (uncapped)
10. Ross Thompson – Edinburgh Rugby (3)
9. Gus Warr – Sale Sharks (uncapped)
1. Rory Sutherland – Glasgow Warriors (30)
2. Dylan Richardson – The Sharks (1)
3. Elliot Millar Mills – Northampton Saints (3)
4. Max Williamson – Glasgow Warriors (uncapped)
5. Glen Young – Edinburgh Rugby (3)
6. Gregor Brown – Glasgow Warriors (uncapped)
7. Luke Crosbie – Co-Captain – Edinburgh Rugby (8)
8. Josh Bayliss – Bath Rugby (5)
Replacements
16. Robbie Smith – Northampton Saints (uncapped)
17. Nathan McBeth – Glasgow Warriors (uncapped)
18. Will Hurd – Leicester Tigers (uncapped)
19. Ewan Johnson – Oyonnax (uncapped)
20. Matt Fagerson – Glasgow Warriors (44)
21. Ben Healy – Edinburgh Rugby (5)
22. Kyle Steyn – Glasgow Warriors (19)
23. Ross McCann – Edinburgh Rugby (uncapped)
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That team selection is, er, interesting. I know Canada aren't as good as they have been, but that is a very inexperienced Scotland team. Hope it's not another embarrassing result!westport wrote: ↑Wed Jul 03, 2024 4:47 pm Meanwhile back to important things rather than the previous posts
Scotland team to play Canada on Saturday 6 July at TD Place, Ottawa, (kick off 10pm BST / 5pm local) – live on TNT Sports 1 (caps in brackets)
15. Harry Paterson – Edinburgh Rugby (1)
14. Jamie Dobie – Glasgow Warriors (2)
13. Matt Currie – Edinburgh Rugby (uncapped)
12. Stafford McDowall – Co-Captain – Glasgow Warriors (2)
11. Arron Reed – Sale Sharks (uncapped)
10. Ross Thompson – Edinburgh Rugby (3)
9. Gus Warr – Sale Sharks (uncapped)
1. Rory Sutherland – Glasgow Warriors (30)
2. Dylan Richardson – The Sharks (1)
3. Elliot Millar Mills – Northampton Saints (3)
4. Max Williamson – Glasgow Warriors (uncapped)
5. Glen Young – Edinburgh Rugby (3)
6. Gregor Brown – Glasgow Warriors (uncapped)
7. Luke Crosbie – Co-Captain – Edinburgh Rugby (8)
8. Josh Bayliss – Bath Rugby (5)
Replacements
16. Robbie Smith – Northampton Saints (uncapped)
17. Nathan McBeth – Glasgow Warriors (uncapped)
18. Will Hurd – Leicester Tigers (uncapped)
19. Ewan Johnson – Oyonnax (uncapped)
20. Matt Fagerson – Glasgow Warriors (44)
21. Ben Healy – Edinburgh Rugby (5)
22. Kyle Steyn – Glasgow Warriors (19)
23. Ross McCann – Edinburgh Rugby (uncapped)
Left hand down a bit
I like it, I think...S/Lt_Phillips wrote: ↑Wed Jul 03, 2024 5:00 pmThat team selection is, er, interesting. I know Canada aren't as good as they have been, but that is a very inexperienced Scotland team. Hope it's not another embarrassing result!westport wrote: ↑Wed Jul 03, 2024 4:47 pm Meanwhile back to important things rather than the previous posts
Scotland team to play Canada on Saturday 6 July at TD Place, Ottawa, (kick off 10pm BST / 5pm local) – live on TNT Sports 1 (caps in brackets)
15. Harry Paterson – Edinburgh Rugby (1)
14. Jamie Dobie – Glasgow Warriors (2)
13. Matt Currie – Edinburgh Rugby (uncapped)
12. Stafford McDowall – Co-Captain – Glasgow Warriors (2)
11. Arron Reed – Sale Sharks (uncapped)
10. Ross Thompson – Edinburgh Rugby (3)
9. Gus Warr – Sale Sharks (uncapped)
1. Rory Sutherland – Glasgow Warriors (30)
2. Dylan Richardson – The Sharks (1)
3. Elliot Millar Mills – Northampton Saints (3)
4. Max Williamson – Glasgow Warriors (uncapped)
5. Glen Young – Edinburgh Rugby (3)
6. Gregor Brown – Glasgow Warriors (uncapped)
7. Luke Crosbie – Co-Captain – Edinburgh Rugby (8)
8. Josh Bayliss – Bath Rugby (5)
Replacements
16. Robbie Smith – Northampton Saints (uncapped)
17. Nathan McBeth – Glasgow Warriors (uncapped)
18. Will Hurd – Leicester Tigers (uncapped)
19. Ewan Johnson – Oyonnax (uncapped)
20. Matt Fagerson – Glasgow Warriors (44)
21. Ben Healy – Edinburgh Rugby (5)
22. Kyle Steyn – Glasgow Warriors (19)
23. Ross McCann – Edinburgh Rugby (uncapped)
Dobie starting on the wing is interesting though!
And with that, this thread becomes as long as the England.one - onwards, guys!
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If you put that out as an A team it would look reasonable.S/Lt_Phillips wrote: ↑Wed Jul 03, 2024 5:00 pmThat team selection is, er, interesting. I know Canada aren't as good as they have been, but that is a very inexperienced Scotland team. Hope it's not another embarrassing result!westport wrote: ↑Wed Jul 03, 2024 4:47 pm Meanwhile back to important things rather than the previous posts
Scotland team to play Canada on Saturday 6 July at TD Place, Ottawa, (kick off 10pm BST / 5pm local) – live on TNT Sports 1 (caps in brackets)
15. Harry Paterson – Edinburgh Rugby (1)
14. Jamie Dobie – Glasgow Warriors (2)
13. Matt Currie – Edinburgh Rugby (uncapped)
12. Stafford McDowall – Co-Captain – Glasgow Warriors (2)
11. Arron Reed – Sale Sharks (uncapped)
10. Ross Thompson – Edinburgh Rugby (3)
9. Gus Warr – Sale Sharks (uncapped)
1. Rory Sutherland – Glasgow Warriors (30)
2. Dylan Richardson – The Sharks (1)
3. Elliot Millar Mills – Northampton Saints (3)
4. Max Williamson – Glasgow Warriors (uncapped)
5. Glen Young – Edinburgh Rugby (3)
6. Gregor Brown – Glasgow Warriors (uncapped)
7. Luke Crosbie – Co-Captain – Edinburgh Rugby (8)
8. Josh Bayliss – Bath Rugby (5)
Replacements
16. Robbie Smith – Northampton Saints (uncapped)
17. Nathan McBeth – Glasgow Warriors (uncapped)
18. Will Hurd – Leicester Tigers (uncapped)
19. Ewan Johnson – Oyonnax (uncapped)
20. Matt Fagerson – Glasgow Warriors (44)
21. Ben Healy – Edinburgh Rugby (5)
22. Kyle Steyn – Glasgow Warriors (19)
23. Ross McCann – Edinburgh Rugby (uncapped)
Ross McCann - two appearances for Edinburgh and on the bench. If he gets on that must be about the lowest numbers of games pre cap.
Posted this on the Weeg forum, so repeating here.
Think we'll be fine.....
1. Liam Murray, Langley, B.C., Dallas Jackals (MLR)
2. Andrew Quattrin, Holland Landing, Ont., New England Free Jacks (MLR)
3. Conor Young, Yamba, Australia, RFC Los Angeles (MLR)
4. Conor Keys, Stittsville, Ont., New England Free Jacks (MLR)
5. Kyle Baillie, Summerside, P.E.I., New England Free Jacks (MLR)
6. Mason Flesch, Cobourg, Ont., Chicago Hounds (MLR)
7. Lucas Rumball, Toronto, Chicago Hounds (MLR)
8. Siaki Vikilani, Vancouver, Clifton Rugby Club (England)
9. Jason Higgins, Cork, Ireland, Chicago Hounds (MLR)
10. Peter Nelson, Dungannon, Northern Ireland, Dungannon RFC (Northern Ireland)
11. Nic Benn, Caves Beach, Australia, Dallas Jackals (MLR)
12. Ben LeSage, Calgary, New England Free Jacks (MLR)
13. Mitch Richardson, Stoney Creek, Ont., Dallas Jackals (MLR)
14. Andrew Coe, Markham, Ont., RFC Los Angeles (MLR)
15. Cooper Coats, Halifax, Halifax Tars.
Replacements
16. Jesse Mackail. Palmerston North, New Zealand, Pacific Pride
17. Djustice Sears-Duru, Oakville, Ont., San Diego Legion (MLR)
18. Cole Keith, Apohaqui, N.B. New England Free Jacks (MLR)
19. James Stockwood, Bowmanville, Ont., Pacific Pride
20. Siôn Parry, Cardiff, Wales, Ebbw Vale RFC (Wales)
21. Brock Gallagher, Edmonton, Dallas Jackals (MLR)
22. Talon McMullin, White Rock, B.C., Vancouver Highlanders
23. Takoda McMullin, White Rock, B.C., Vancouver Highlanders.
Think we'll be fine.....
1. Liam Murray, Langley, B.C., Dallas Jackals (MLR)
2. Andrew Quattrin, Holland Landing, Ont., New England Free Jacks (MLR)
3. Conor Young, Yamba, Australia, RFC Los Angeles (MLR)
4. Conor Keys, Stittsville, Ont., New England Free Jacks (MLR)
5. Kyle Baillie, Summerside, P.E.I., New England Free Jacks (MLR)
6. Mason Flesch, Cobourg, Ont., Chicago Hounds (MLR)
7. Lucas Rumball, Toronto, Chicago Hounds (MLR)
8. Siaki Vikilani, Vancouver, Clifton Rugby Club (England)
9. Jason Higgins, Cork, Ireland, Chicago Hounds (MLR)
10. Peter Nelson, Dungannon, Northern Ireland, Dungannon RFC (Northern Ireland)
11. Nic Benn, Caves Beach, Australia, Dallas Jackals (MLR)
12. Ben LeSage, Calgary, New England Free Jacks (MLR)
13. Mitch Richardson, Stoney Creek, Ont., Dallas Jackals (MLR)
14. Andrew Coe, Markham, Ont., RFC Los Angeles (MLR)
15. Cooper Coats, Halifax, Halifax Tars.
Replacements
16. Jesse Mackail. Palmerston North, New Zealand, Pacific Pride
17. Djustice Sears-Duru, Oakville, Ont., San Diego Legion (MLR)
18. Cole Keith, Apohaqui, N.B. New England Free Jacks (MLR)
19. James Stockwood, Bowmanville, Ont., Pacific Pride
20. Siôn Parry, Cardiff, Wales, Ebbw Vale RFC (Wales)
21. Brock Gallagher, Edmonton, Dallas Jackals (MLR)
22. Talon McMullin, White Rock, B.C., Vancouver Highlanders
23. Takoda McMullin, White Rock, B.C., Vancouver Highlanders.
I just wish someone would give Dobie a bloody run at 9. I’m convinced he is our best scrum half if he got a decent run. It’s very frustrating
I suppose they want Warr capped as well
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Same numbers of appearances as Adam Ashe back in 2014. Although with 142 minutes from 2 starts, McCann is positively a veteran compared to Ashe's 34 mins from 2 game as a sub!weegie01 wrote: ↑Wed Jul 03, 2024 5:07 pmIf you put that out as an A team it would look reasonable.S/Lt_Phillips wrote: ↑Wed Jul 03, 2024 5:00 pmThat team selection is, er, interesting. I know Canada aren't as good as they have been, but that is a very inexperienced Scotland team. Hope it's not another embarrassing result!westport wrote: ↑Wed Jul 03, 2024 4:47 pm Meanwhile back to important things rather than the previous posts
Scotland team to play Canada on Saturday 6 July at TD Place, Ottawa, (kick off 10pm BST / 5pm local) – live on TNT Sports 1 (caps in brackets)
15. Harry Paterson – Edinburgh Rugby (1)
14. Jamie Dobie – Glasgow Warriors (2)
13. Matt Currie – Edinburgh Rugby (uncapped)
12. Stafford McDowall – Co-Captain – Glasgow Warriors (2)
11. Arron Reed – Sale Sharks (uncapped)
10. Ross Thompson – Edinburgh Rugby (3)
9. Gus Warr – Sale Sharks (uncapped)
1. Rory Sutherland – Glasgow Warriors (30)
2. Dylan Richardson – The Sharks (1)
3. Elliot Millar Mills – Northampton Saints (3)
4. Max Williamson – Glasgow Warriors (uncapped)
5. Glen Young – Edinburgh Rugby (3)
6. Gregor Brown – Glasgow Warriors (uncapped)
7. Luke Crosbie – Co-Captain – Edinburgh Rugby (8)
8. Josh Bayliss – Bath Rugby (5)
Replacements
16. Robbie Smith – Northampton Saints (uncapped)
17. Nathan McBeth – Glasgow Warriors (uncapped)
18. Will Hurd – Leicester Tigers (uncapped)
19. Ewan Johnson – Oyonnax (uncapped)
20. Matt Fagerson – Glasgow Warriors (44)
21. Ben Healy – Edinburgh Rugby (5)
22. Kyle Steyn – Glasgow Warriors (19)
23. Ross McCann – Edinburgh Rugby (uncapped)
Ross McCann - two appearances for Edinburgh and on the bench. If he gets on that must be about the lowest numbers of games pre cap.
Ashe started (and played the full 80) in his first cap as well - against South Africa.
It would never have occurred to me that Ashe was capped that quickly. You live and learn.topofthemoon wrote: ↑Wed Jul 03, 2024 7:29 pm Same numbers of appearances as Adam Ashe back in 2014. Although with 142 minutes from 2 starts, McCann is positively a veteran compared to Ashe's 34 mins from 2 game as a sub!
Ashe started (and played the full 80) in his first cap as well - against South Africa.
Now that you mention it, it sort of is. A lot of the players are ones who have been in and around the Scotland setup for a while, so the names are very familiar, but when you look at the actual cap numbers they are very low.S/Lt_Phillips wrote: ↑Wed Jul 03, 2024 5:00 pmThat team selection is, er, interesting. I know Canada aren't as good as they have been, but that is a very inexperienced Scotland team. Hope it's not another embarrassing result!westport wrote: ↑Wed Jul 03, 2024 4:47 pm Meanwhile back to important things rather than the previous posts
Scotland team to play Canada on Saturday 6 July at TD Place, Ottawa, (kick off 10pm BST / 5pm local) – live on TNT Sports 1 (caps in brackets)
15. Harry Paterson – Edinburgh Rugby (1)
14. Jamie Dobie – Glasgow Warriors (2)
13. Matt Currie – Edinburgh Rugby (uncapped)
12. Stafford McDowall – Co-Captain – Glasgow Warriors (2)
11. Arron Reed – Sale Sharks (uncapped)
10. Ross Thompson – Edinburgh Rugby (3)
9. Gus Warr – Sale Sharks (uncapped)
1. Rory Sutherland – Glasgow Warriors (30)
2. Dylan Richardson – The Sharks (1)
3. Elliot Millar Mills – Northampton Saints (3)
4. Max Williamson – Glasgow Warriors (uncapped)
5. Glen Young – Edinburgh Rugby (3)
6. Gregor Brown – Glasgow Warriors (uncapped)
7. Luke Crosbie – Co-Captain – Edinburgh Rugby (8)
8. Josh Bayliss – Bath Rugby (5)
Replacements
16. Robbie Smith – Northampton Saints (uncapped)
17. Nathan McBeth – Glasgow Warriors (uncapped)
18. Will Hurd – Leicester Tigers (uncapped)
19. Ewan Johnson – Oyonnax (uncapped)
20. Matt Fagerson – Glasgow Warriors (44)
21. Ben Healy – Edinburgh Rugby (5)
22. Kyle Steyn – Glasgow Warriors (19)
23. Ross McCann – Edinburgh Rugby (uncapped)
I’m not that bothered even if they lose though. It’s all about blooding the new guys…
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Canada are absolutely dreadful nowadays so an upset is up there with worst result of all time (USA a few years back).
Dobie on the wing is disappointing as he's on the wing as Scotland other than Reed (English developed) have absolutely nobody even close to pro standard (see Ross McCann hanging around) in the pipeline. Aside from I guess Henry (who I think is injured again?) there's nobody even to give a cap to for the future.
Dobie on the wing is disappointing as he's on the wing as Scotland other than Reed (English developed) have absolutely nobody even close to pro standard (see Ross McCann hanging around) in the pipeline. Aside from I guess Henry (who I think is injured again?) there's nobody even to give a cap to for the future.
The young wingers are with the U20 squad as well, soI like neeps wrote: ↑Thu Jul 04, 2024 6:27 am Canada are absolutely dreadful nowadays so an upset is up there with worst result of all time (USA a few years back).
Dobie on the wing is disappointing as he's on the wing as Scotland other than Reed (English developed) have absolutely nobody even close to pro standard (see Ross McCann hanging around) in the pipeline. Aside from I guess Henry (who I think is injured again?) there's nobody even to give a cap to for the future.
And are there two g’s in Bugger Off?
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They're too young and wouldn't be pro guys yet anyway. The young wingers are guys like Logan Trotter and Ross McKnight who never got a sniff of gametime.Biffer wrote: ↑Thu Jul 04, 2024 6:51 amThe young wingers are with the U20 squad as well, soI like neeps wrote: ↑Thu Jul 04, 2024 6:27 am Canada are absolutely dreadful nowadays so an upset is up there with worst result of all time (USA a few years back).
Dobie on the wing is disappointing as he's on the wing as Scotland other than Reed (English developed) have absolutely nobody even close to pro standard (see Ross McCann hanging around) in the pipeline. Aside from I guess Henry (who I think is injured again?) there's nobody even to give a cap to for the future.
Yup, unfortunately Glasgow instead chose to consistently play Cancelliere and McKay on their way to winning the title.I like neeps wrote: ↑Thu Jul 04, 2024 7:21 amThey're too young and wouldn't be pro guys yet anyway. The young wingers are guys like Logan Trotter and Ross McKnight who never got a sniff of gametime.Biffer wrote: ↑Thu Jul 04, 2024 6:51 amThe young wingers are with the U20 squad as well, soI like neeps wrote: ↑Thu Jul 04, 2024 6:27 am Canada are absolutely dreadful nowadays so an upset is up there with worst result of all time (USA a few years back).
Dobie on the wing is disappointing as he's on the wing as Scotland other than Reed (English developed) have absolutely nobody even close to pro standard (see Ross McCann hanging around) in the pipeline. Aside from I guess Henry (who I think is injured again?) there's nobody even to give a cap to for the future.
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Jonny Gray has joined Bordeaux. I'm not sure a punishing French season is what I would have chosen following major knee-reconstruction and a season and a half out injured. Nevertheless, hopefully they can finally find a way to turn him into the hard hitting hard yard making dog he should have become.
Toony has said in an interview that he thinks SH is Dobie’s best position too, and he’ll get a shot there later in the tour.
It is in truth not for glory, nor riches, nor honours that we are fighting, but for freedom - for that alone, which no honest man gives up but with life itself.
Jonny is maybe Scottish rugby’s greatest enigma. He was so good when he broke through that he eclipsed his older brother, and by any measure he has had a good career, but we all thought he’d become a world class player and he just didn’t. I reckon the issue with both Gray brothers is that they are too damn nice for international rugby.KingBlairhorn wrote: ↑Thu Jul 04, 2024 12:49 pm Jonny Gray has joined Bordeaux. I'm not sure a punishing French season is what I would have chosen following major knee-reconstruction and a season and a half out injured. Nevertheless, hopefully they can finally find a way to turn him into the hard hitting hard yard making dog he should have become.
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Loan them to Edinburgh who had Chris Dean on the wing.robmatic wrote: ↑Thu Jul 04, 2024 12:02 pmYup, unfortunately Glasgow instead chose to consistently play Cancelliere and McKay on their way to winning the title.I like neeps wrote: ↑Thu Jul 04, 2024 7:21 amThey're too young and wouldn't be pro guys yet anyway. The young wingers are guys like Logan Trotter and Ross McKnight who never got a sniff of gametime.
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Not been the issue with Ritchie Gray for the last few years. Jonny under Franco finds his aggression again.Yr Alban wrote: ↑Thu Jul 04, 2024 12:58 pmJonny is maybe Scottish rugby’s greatest enigma. He was so good when he broke through that he eclipsed his older brother, and by any measure he has had a good career, but we all thought he’d become a world class player and he just didn’t. I reckon the issue with both Gray brothers is that they are too damn nice for international rugby.KingBlairhorn wrote: ↑Thu Jul 04, 2024 12:49 pm Jonny Gray has joined Bordeaux. I'm not sure a punishing French season is what I would have chosen following major knee-reconstruction and a season and a half out injured. Nevertheless, hopefully they can finally find a way to turn him into the hard hitting hard yard making dog he should have become.
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Total number of Test tries scored by Scotland's starting XV for the game v Canada:
1
Plenty more stats and analysis in the match preview for Scotland Rugby News:
https://www.scotlandrugbynews.com/analy ... lf_ZsHgGPg
1
Plenty more stats and analysis in the match preview for Scotland Rugby News:
https://www.scotlandrugbynews.com/analy ... lf_ZsHgGPg
I like neeps wrote: ↑Thu Jul 04, 2024 2:08 pmNot been the issue with Ritchie Gray for the last few years. Jonny under Franco finds his aggression again.Yr Alban wrote: ↑Thu Jul 04, 2024 12:58 pmJonny is maybe Scottish rugby’s greatest enigma. He was so good when he broke through that he eclipsed his older brother, and by any measure he has had a good career, but we all thought he’d become a world class player and he just didn’t. I reckon the issue with both Gray brothers is that they are too damn nice for international rugby.KingBlairhorn wrote: ↑Thu Jul 04, 2024 12:49 pm Jonny Gray has joined Bordeaux. I'm not sure a punishing French season is what I would have chosen following major knee-reconstruction and a season and a half out injured. Nevertheless, hopefully they can finally find a way to turn him into the hard hitting hard yard making dog he should have become.
Richie Gray was carrying really well when he played at Toulouse before he came back to Glasgow, in fact it's the best all round I've seen him play
I’m guessing there’s no way to watch the game tonight if you don’t have Premier Sports?
It is in truth not for glory, nor riches, nor honours that we are fighting, but for freedom - for that alone, which no honest man gives up but with life itself.
D’oh. I meant TNT. Sorry.
It is in truth not for glory, nor riches, nor honours that we are fighting, but for freedom - for that alone, which no honest man gives up but with life itself.
Never used VIP box before. It claims to have the game, but clicking on any of the links on their homepage pitches you into nested adverts. Is there something different I need to do?
It is in truth not for glory, nor riches, nor honours that we are fighting, but for freedom - for that alone, which no honest man gives up but with life itself.
Oh you absolute bastard
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You my need to keep clicking and then closing the adverts until it stops and you can play the game.
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If you happen to find yourself virtually in, say, the Netherlands, it's free to watch on RugbyPass.
How remarkable! Exactly where I happen to be this evening. Cheers.clydecloggie wrote: ↑Sat Jul 06, 2024 9:12 pm If you happen to find yourself virtually in, say, the Netherlands, it's free to watch on RugbyPass.
It is in truth not for glory, nor riches, nor honours that we are fighting, but for freedom - for that alone, which no honest man gives up but with life itself.