World Rugby chief admits concern over Six Nations impending investment deal
World Rugby chief executive Brett Gosper has expressed fear for the sport’s future in light of CVC Capital Partners’ proposed investment into the Six Nations.
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OPINION: It’s time to expand the horizons of Six Nations Championship with two-tier format
There is always something spine-tingling about the approach of the Six Nations Championship. It sends adrenaline shooting into places that other tournaments can’t match.
Peterhead teacher Mairi Forsyth will win first Six Nations cap on Friday
A north-east teacher will win her first full rugby cap in the women's Six Nations Championship this weekend.
David Hasselhoff lends support to Wales’ Six Nations rugby hopes from LA mansion
David Hasselhoff has voiced his support for Wales’ Grand Slam hopes at the Six Nations ahead of the country’s match against Scotland on Saturday.
The Voice beats new BBC offering The Greatest Dancer in Saturday night ratings
The Voice provided a triumph for ITV over the BBC as it won the ratings battle with The Greatest Dancer.
Neil Drysdale on the Six Nations: Vibrant Scotland display bodes well for next week’s difficult test against Ireland
Scotland haven’t exactly surged out of the blocks in recent Six Nations Championship campaigns.
Rugby legend takes up fishing tackle to officially open Dee salmon season
The 2019 salmon season was officially opened on the River Dee yesterday when rugby heavyweight Rob Wainwright took up his fishing tackle and successfully made the first cast.
Neil Drysdale: Scots and English up for the cups
Any year which ends in an odd number automatically means there is no World Cup or European Championships in football or Olympics or Commonwealth Games in the wider sporting spectrum.
Scotland haunted by nearly-men tag
The sports might be different but the script tends to follow a predictable pattern when it comes to rugby and cricket in Scotland.
Neil Drysdale: Ireland’s Six Nations success bodes well for a World Cup challenge
Neil Drysdale delivers his verdict after Ireland clinched the Grand Slam with a convincing win over England.
Scots on Eternal hat-trick
Scotland are determined to avoid the hurt of a poor finish to their campaign by beating Italy today – for what would be the sixth time in a row and the third time in succession in the Eternal City.
Six Nations Quiz: Test your rugby knowledge
How good is your rugby knowledge – Try our Six Nations Quiz. It’s Super Saturday as the Six Nations comes to an end. We know who this year’s winners are but do you know the answers to these questions? If you get 5/5 we will be very impressed.
All in a day’s work for budding leader Russell
Finn Russell does not feel the extra responsibility as he looks to take on a bigger leadership role with one of his “wingmen” absent in Rome tomorrow.
Green light to intercept as Scotland gift it again
Scotland wing Sean Maitland insists the Dark Blues will not change their free-flowing brand of attack despite seeing another set of self-inflicted mistakes cost them dearly in Dublin.
Scotland look to beating their Six Nations away day difficulties and building on the Calcutta Cup victory
The first 20 minutes in Dublin will be a key factor in Scotland beating their Six Nations away day difficulties and building on the Calcutta Cup victory, believes Stuart McInally.
Six Nations Quiz: Test your rugby knowledge
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Oil worker pledges to treasure memento of stunning Calcutta Cup win
Saturday February 24, 2018 is a date all Scottish rugby fans will remember for years to come.
Ramsay Jones: Highs of Murrayfield stand in stark contrast to the lows of some of our Winter Olympic performances
Events of the last week or so have given me the perfect excuse to divert the main thrust of this column away from the usual suspects and subjects.
Scotland captain believes England should be “no great shakes”
John Barclay’s been through an earthquake in the last week – so England should be no great shakes.
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How good is your rugby knowledge – Try our Six Nations Quiz.
Scotland must not let hearts rule heads ahead of Calcutta Cup weekend
Gordon Reid found there was no problem physically with his head but admitted that keeping it when taking on England in the Calcutta Cup was maybe an issue.
Eddie Jones’ psychological warfare for Calcutta Cup clash
Eddie Jones is one of life’s classic wind-up merchants.
Six Nations Quiz: Test your rugby knowledge
How good is your rugby knowledge – Try our Six Nations Quiz.
Two-tier structure would breathe new life into game
So now we know. After the first two rounds of the 2018 Six Nations Championship, there are five teams who are capable of giving each other a tough match, and four already have at least one win to their name.
Six Nations: Time for Scotland to rekindle memories of the Class of 99
Most Scottish rugby fans were left stunned by the ineptitude of their team’s Six Nations capitulation against Wales last weekend.
Six Nations Quiz: Test your rugby knowledge as Scotland host France
How good is your rugby knowledge - Try our Six Nations Quiz as Scotland host France on Sunday.
Six Nations: Scots ready to take any kind of win
Hamish Watson is confident Scotland won’t depart from their ambitious gameplan – but he says they would take five penalties to four if it got a precious Six Nations win against France at Murrayfield on Sunday.
Neil Drysdale’s big match verdict as Scotland’s optimism turns to despair in Wales rout
Scottish rugby fans are becoming more and more like children waiting for Santa Claus.
Six Nations Quiz: Test your rugby knowledge as Scotland take on Wales
How good is your rugby knowledge - Try our Six Nations Quiz as Scotland take on Wales today.
Six Nations Quiz: Test your rugby knowledge as Scotland take on Wales
How good is your rugby knowledge - Try our Six Nations Quiz as Scotland take on Wales tomorrow.
Is it Scotland’s year? The spirit of 1990 can give our current crop of stars the belief they need to win the Six Nations
Scottish rugby hasn’t been overburdened with optimism in recent years.
Ramsay Jones: Yes, our footballers are failing, but our rugby players are on the verge of making Six Nations history
In a country divided by its constitutional politics both internally and externally, how wonderful it was to see us united in common cause and in celebration of national success at the weekend.