“I’m very happy with the fightback from the boys. Being 14-0 down, it was an important character test for us. We stuck to the process and showed discipline and belief. It was really encouraging to see the response from the players.” …
“I’m disappointed and at the same time angry because the things that let us down tonight are the same things that we’ve spoken about. We put ourselves into a position to lose this game – they didn’t dominate and win it, we lost it.” …
Duncan Weir is available to sit on the bench after serving the second part of his two match ban by missing this afternoon’s behind-closed -doors friendly match between Glasgow Warriors A and Edinburgh A (which is a game he was never realistically going to play in).
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“Joining Toulouse is an opportunity that’s come forward that I think will be good for me as a person, and to develop my career and my game. It’s a big decision, but I feel like it’s the right move for me.” …
“I’ll leave it up to the hierarchy to make the right decision, with obviously the player, and I’m sure that I’ll be consulted at some stage with regards to that.” …
“I think that’s a big change – I am not worrying about building form but just showing where I am at now.”
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All four head coaches from last year’s championship will continue in their respective roles, with several new assistant coaches joining the four teams.
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“We are extremely grateful that he has acted with integrity, humanity and decency, reaching out to us from an organisation that had previously treated Siobhan’s memory shamefully.” …
Purpose of tournament is to provide a high-performance launchpad for players heading into the TikTok Women’s Six Nations, which will run on consecutive weekends from 23rd March through to the 27th April. …
Paul Christie of Heriot’s Blues and Sandy Watt of Musselburgh are two closest challenges to Hawick’s Andrew Mitchell at top of the try-scoring table …
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