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Contentious issues such as Agenda 3, nondisclosure agreements and financial wizardry have opened a can of worms at Murrayfield, and in a rapidly changing rugby landscape the drama is not always confined to the action on the park.
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One of the 70 plus people interviewed during the review has his say on why clubs should not vote for what has been proposed …
There are some pretty radical recommendations in the ‘Independent Corporate Governance and Business Review’ which was published this morning …
The long awaited review of Scottish Rugby will ask clubs to take a major leap of faith by giving up direct input into running of the game …
Deal to sell 27 percent stake in Guinness PRO14 to private equity firm for £120 million is imminent …
Scottish Rugby Board and Council have endorsed in principle the report into Scottish Rugby management and governance structures …
SRU express regret but don’t apologise and pay a donation but not a fine, while all mention of dsicplinary process has been dropped from final statement …
Scottish Rugby Union Chief Executive believes there is a strong legal argument to compel World Rugby to be more flexible intheir scheduling …
World Rugby Opening Press Conference dominated by discussion of £300m buy-in to Six Nations commercial rights …
Deal which involves private equity firm taking a 15 percent stake in tournament will be announced after World Cup, says The Times newspaper …
Academy prospects will head to South of France as part of partnership agreement between Scottish Rugby and the Federale One club …
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