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Edition No.2 Every Monday Price 3D WELCOME and THANKS Thanks Edition No.2 Every Monday Price 3d WELCOME AND THANKS 3. Name the Scottish internationalist who played Test cricket for South Africa. Thanks for all your positive feedback on 4. Jim Telfer coached Scotland’s 1984 our first edition. Grand Slam side and was assistant to Ian McGeechan in 1990 but who was on the LIVE RUGBY –WELL, ALMOST field in both of these Grand Slams? 5. Who is the most capped Scottish Ladies Great to see all the various re-runs on the internationalist? internet and well done to Scottish Rugby 6. Who has made the greatest number of who were in discussion with the BBC to international appearances without scoring show vintage matches. Scottish Rugby TV a point? show matches on a Friday night. They can 7. Which famous Scot made his Scotland be found at International debut against Wales in 1953? 8. Who was the Scotland coach at the 1987 https://www.scottishrugby.org/fanzone/gri Rugby World Cup? d?category=scottish-rugby-tv 9. Which former French captain became a painter and sculptor after retiring from TWITTER AND FACEBOOK rugby? 10. What was Jim Renwick’s junior club? As well as our own sites, there is a really good site @StuartCameronTV on Twitter. ANAGRAMS Stuart recommends a vintage video from his extensive collection. Our Facebook site Can you identify these British Lions is Rugby Memories Scotland Group Page from these anagrams? and we are at @ClubRms on Twitter. 1. AVICUDDDAKHM TOP TEN TEASERS 2. UCYBHRAE 3. IGLEAUWDNILG 1. Who scored Scotland’s try in their 9-3 4. NACNTFTROO win over Australia at Murrayfield in 1968? 5. VEIFSCEEKTNW 2. Which Scottish club plays at Canal WHAT WAS THE YEAR WHEN….. Park? The Baa-Baas beat The All Blacks in Cardiff with “That Try” 4. Was this English forward in a 1999 film starring Matt Damon? 5. Did this Scottish Lion become a Prime Minister? Do you recognise this Welsh International? Who is the Scottish player and who are Scotland playing here? Who is the Lions captain? SIX NATIONS BADGES What letters are on the French badge? How many shamrocks are on the Irish badge? Does the Scottish thistle lean right or left? FIVE NATIONS SPECIAL QUIZ 1. Who scored 333 points for Scotland in Five Nations games? 2. Who was France’s top try scorer in the tournament with 16 tries? 3. Which Welshman scored 18 tries in the tournament? 4. Who was Ireland’s top scorer with 215 points? What was the score in this game? 5. Who won 50 caps for England in the Five Nations? CRYPTIC SURNAMES MEMORIES ARE MADE OF THIS Do you recognise the surnames of these International Rugby players by the clues given? e.g. Famous battle in 1066. HASTINGS 1. Scots winger might have invented TV. 2. Was this Irish stand off an Emergency 10? 3. A Welsh hooker with Royal residency? Recognise these guys? .
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