Features
The Offside Line recommends: 5 great rugby books for Christmas
From Ken Scotland re-inventing full-back play to Exeter Chiefs’ emergence as Europe’s top club … we’ve got it covered …
Rugby Life
Features
150 years ago today … the letter which changed rugby union forever
When the captains of five senior Scottish rugby clubs challenged their English counterparts to game of rugby, they laid the foundations of the sport we know today …
News
‘Season delay is an opportunity to change the focus of your training’
MTS Rugby Strong is a five week course which will help aspiring players to work on becoming more efficient and resilient on the pitch …
Clubland
Rugby Recycled ready for big Christmas push
Transforming old rugby balls into pencil cases and wash bags has raised over £2,500 for the Wooden Spoon charity …
Clubland
Ken Scotland: an unlikely revolutionary who embodies the spirit of rugby
The architect of modern full-back play has written a typically thoughtful and illuminating autobiography …
Features
James Hook’s unusual new career path inspires kids to ‘Chase a Rugby Dream’
Former Wales and Lions playmaker has co-written a book inspired by his own experiences as a rugby mad kid …
Features
50 games that defined Scottish rugby: part one
The Offside Line’s whistle-stop tour of 163 years of thrills, spills, glory and despair … with the odd scandal along the way …
Clubland
‘Dark Blue Blood’ is a black and white book which should be read all over
Veteran journalist, sports historian and author Steve Finan has produced a doorstopper book with over 200 black and white photos which will invoke warm nostalgia in any rugby fan, even from those too young to remember …
Ayr RFC
Ayr’s ‘Rugby Life’ programme aims to help young players on and off the pitch
Ayrshire Bulls Super6 squad help development officer Stuart Fenwick in raising performance standards and enjoyment levels …
Clubland
A capital idea: Edinburgh City 7s offers something for everybody
Donald Crawford launched event last year and says it is going to be even bigger and better when it returns to Inverleith Park next Saturday …