Neil Drysdale: “Women used to win the BBC Sports Personality of the Year regularly. Not recently, though!’
There is a lot of talk at the moment about women shattering the glass ceiling in the boardroom and on the political front benches.
There is a lot of talk at the moment about women shattering the glass ceiling in the boardroom and on the political front benches.
An error-strewn Aberdeen Grammar performance saw the Rubislaw side narrowly lose to Selkirk in a game for the purists.
Highland coach Davie Carson has conceded defeat in his club’s bid to rival Biggar for the National 1 title but insists his side is up for the challenge of finishing best of the rest in National 1.
Caithness head coach Ewen Boyd hopes his men can put their heaviest defeat of the season behind them when they host Carrick in National 3 tomorrow.
Gordonians captain Danny Osugo hopes his side’s day off last weekend proves a blessing in disguise as they prepare to host Preston Lodge tomorrow.
Highland skipper Stuart MacDonald Butler is hoping for double cause to celebrate following his engagement to partner, Rebecca.
Aberdeen Grammar centre Murray Mitchell wants his the side to restore the fear factor at Rubislaw.
Caithness suffered a day to forget as they went down 114-0 at Ardrossan Academicals.
Highland head coach Dave Carson hailed stand-off Scott Fraser after his side’s 57-21 victory against Cartha Queen’s Park.
Aberdeen Grammar left it too late against Glasgow Hawks, coming away from a physical game with a losing bonus point.
Highland head coach Davie Carson says a National 1 home victory over Cartha Queen’s Park tomorrow is vital to build momentum for next week’s trip to leaders Biggar.
Caithness head coach Ewen Boyd insists the blooding of new talent at Millbank will be no overnight job.
Gordonians head coach Ryan Morrice is hoping the elimination of surprise can give his club’s National 2 survival hopes a shot in the arm in the second half of the season.
Aberdeen Grammar will be without injured forwards Matthias Schosser and Jonny Spence until after Christmas.
Highland surged back to winning ways in fine style with a 29-22 victory at Stirling after the disappointment of losing at Melrose the previous week.
Gordonians were cruelly denied a first win on the road at Newton Stewart in their fraught campaign in National 2.
Caithness new head coach Ewan Boyd guided his side to a much-needed 29-20 win against Perthshire in his first home game in charge at Millbank.
Aberdeen Grammar ended a three-game losing streak with a gutsy 20-10 victory at Edinburgh Accies.
Caithness stand-off Marc Anderson feels the appointment of Ewen Boyd as head coach can provide the Greens with the stability they need to climb the National 3 table.
Gordonians face a potentially season-defining trip to Newton Stewart tomorrow as they try to close the gap on the teams above them at the bottom of National 2.
Nat Coe reckons a series of “nasty” training sessions were what was needed to get Aberdeen Grammar back on track.
Highland head coach Davie Carson feels the National 1 campaign is proving to be a stern test of his players’ resilience.
Gordonians suffered a 50-12 home defeat against GHK in a frustrating game for the team in the midst of a relegation dogfight.
Aberdeen Grammar suffered a third successive defeat in the Premiership with a 61-7 reverse at Marr.
Northern Caledonian’s two most northerly teams, Highland and Caithness, suffered defeats on the road, giving their coaches much to think about in the coming week.
Highland hooker Kevin Brown feels competing among Scottish rugby’s most illustrious clubs shows how far the Inverness outfit have progressed.
The Aberdeen Grammar skipper Sam Knudson wants to see his side contest play-off rugby at the end of this season.
Highland’s great run in their first season in National League 1 continued at Canal Park where they beat winless Dundee High 66-17.
Aberdeen Grammar crashed to a second consecutive defeat at home to a Hawick team who produced one of their best performances of the season.
Shetland faced a frustrating weekend after travelling to Aberdeen to face Gordonians’ second XV only for the match to be called off as the Countesswells men were unable to raise a team.
Highland head coach Davie Carson challenged his side to bring the performance to match their impressive National 1 results when they face bottom side Dundee HSFP tomorrow.
Gordonians head coach Ryan Morrice knows his side may have benefited from some good fortune in gaining their second win of the season but is happy to take it as he believes the National 3 champions are overdue some luck in National 2.