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Easter brings resurrection for Scottish Rugby »

Edinburgh happy not Toulouse

Scottish rugby delights are few and far between, indeed the delights fans do have tend to be reserved for the ‘shambles’ south of the border, as former world cup winning coach Graham Henry recently deemed the English Rugby cohort. However, ...

Thu 26 Apr 2012 by Jamie Timson | Read more »

A nation waits in expectation »

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Scotland return to international rugby this weekend hoping to overcome the frustration of throwing it all away last year. Andy Robinson’s side ended their 2011 Six Nations campaign on a high, defeating Italy to avoid the wooden spoon. It was th...

Thu 02 Feb 2012 by Gareth Llewellyn | Read more »

Warriors suffer exit from Heineken Cup »

Glasgow Warriors failed to reach the last eight of the Heineken Cup after a narrow 23-16 defeat to defending champions Leinster last weekend. The Warriors enjoyed the best of the early exchanges with Al Kellock and Richie Gray driving their side forwa...

Fri 20 Jan 2012 by Gareth Llewellyn | Read more »

Knockout Stages within Edinburgh's Grasp »

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Edinburgh Rugby is on the brink of something special. Youthful verve and vigour have replaced stonewalled obstinacy throughout the team. Coach Michael Bradley has reinvigorated the Gunners, picking sides dedicated to fast, running rugby. This was no mo...

Tue 17 Jan 2012 by Jamie Timson | Read more »

Lack of composure sees Edinburgh’s Heineken Cup hopes vanish  »

Edinburgh’s lack of composure and ill discipline saw them gift a clinical London Wasps side victory at Murrayfield. Twenty points from Danny Cipriani and a late Tom Rees try secured the win for the visitors despite Edinburgh holding a one-point l...

Tue 09 Dec 2008 by Lewis Mallen | Read more »

Weak Edinburgh defence gifts Leinster win at Murrayfield »

Tough-tackling Lenster defend their try-line against Edinburgh's attack

Leinster opened their Heineken Cup campaign with a bonus point win over a lacklustre Edinburgh side at Murrayfield. Man of the match, Rocky Elsom as well as Brian O’Driscoll, Felipe Conteponi and Shane Horgan all touched down in the first half le...

Mon 13 Oct 2008 by Lewis Mallen | Read more »

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