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[ 27 January 2023 ] Tennent’s Premiership preview – runners, riders and verdict for 28th January Clubland
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[ 27 January 2023 ] Kenny Murray names Scotland Under-20s’ Six Nations training squad International
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[ 24 January 2023 ] Pete Horne and Brad Mooar join Scotland coaching team International
[ 23 January 2023 ] “One of the most skilful players ever”: Townsend heaps praise on Russell International
[ 23 January 2023 ] Gregor Townsend says John Cooney could be called up during this Six Nations International
[ 23 January 2023 ] Thistles lose narrowly to Welsh Development XV in inaugural Celtic Challenge match International Women
[ 22 January 2023 ] Edinburgh v Saracens: Mike Blair happy to settle for narrow win Edinburgh Rugby
[ 21 January 2023 ] Premiership play-off: Stirling County outlast plucky Heriot’s Blues to book final spot Domestic

Ken Scotland had a huge influence on the development of modern full-back play in the late 1950s and early 1960s. Image: © Craig Watson - www.craigwatson.co.uk

Ken Scotland: an unlikely revolutionary who embodies the spirit of rugby

9 November 2020 David Barnes 4

The architect of modern full-back play has written a typically thoughtful and illuminating autobiography …

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