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Scotland fans have been hotly debating which players deserve to be on the plane for the 2021 Lions tour, with just one month to go before Warren Gatland announces his 36-man squad. In total, there have been 835 individuals capped for the Lions since the first tour of Australia and New Zealand in 1888 and […] READ MORE
Since his departure from Gloucester in December last year, Danny Cipriani has been a free agent. He attracted attention from both France and Japan but this week has decided to stay in the Premiership after signing a one-year deal with Bath. He started his professional career in 2006 and Bath will be his fifth club […] READ MORE
Winning the Calcutta Cup, narrowly missing out to both Ireland and Wales and still with an opportunity to finish as high as second after their rearranged game with France this weekend, it would be safe to say that Scotland have had a relatively successful Six Nations campaign this time around. Something their fans will be […] READ MORE
Come the end of this year’s Six Nations competition, Gregor Townsend will mark four years in charge of Scotland rugby. With ups and downs over the years, fans are split on whether or not he is still the right man for the job. While many feel he has truly benefitted Scottish rugby since joining the […] READ MORE
This month, New Zealand All Blacks legend Sonny Bill Williams called time on his professional rugby playing career. Although already retired from rugby union at both club and international level, Williams announced he had played his last game in league too, officially hanging up his boots in rugby for good. In a career that spanned […] READ MORE
The curtain came down on Siya Kolisi ‘s career with South Africa’s Super Rugby side Stormers. He begins a new chapter at Durban-based side Sharks and has been officially unveiled as their player this week. After 11-years and 115 appearances, we take a look back at his sterling tenure in Cape Town. This is the […] READ MORE
Ali Price has been a familiar face in the Scotland squad since making his debut in November 2016 against Georgia but with a poor start to this year’s Guinness Six Nations tournament, his regular starting spot at scrum-half could be in jeopardy. Various Scottish scrum-halves have put their hands up and shown their worth in […] READ MORE
Ross has graduated from university with a degree in Sports Journalism and a certified NCTJ qualification, as well as having completed a master's in Sports Communication at university in Madrid. Originally from Edinburgh, he is a keen sportsman, having previously captained both his school football and his university rugby teams. Ross specializes in Scottish rugby, the Gallagher Premiership and Super Rugby.