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Socrates MacSporran's coverage is predominantly focused on sports, particularly Scottish rugby. The articles show a blend of event coverage and opinion editorials.
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“ WHIT'S FUR YE'LL no go bye ye” is an old Scots saying with which we are all familiar. “Aye right!” is anothr familiar part of life in God's Country. The two contrasting sayings are perhaps the tale of half-time at Murrayfield on Saturday.
By: Socrates MacSporran
BACK WHEN I were nowtburralad, life was simple, even in the world of journalism. Whether you believe it was first said by:
By: Socrates MacSporran
BACK IN my Salad Days, more than half a century ago, we took our Rugby every bit as seriously as today's club players do, but, I think we had a more nuanced and balanced approach.
By: Socrates MacSporran
ANOTHER Scottish Rugby writer recently came up with his All-Time Glasgow XV, which was confined to players who had pulled on a Glasgow jersey in
ARISTOTLE ARMSTRONG - Scottish Rugby Philosopher, THE Truly Independent Commentator on Scottish Rugby, offers his thoughts on the major issues of the day as they affect the world of Scottish Rugby
By: Socrates MacSporran
I HAD MY DOUBTS about this new Nations Cup, but, if the remaining games, both this month and in the Autumn maintain the standards of
By: Socrates MacSporran
LET'S GET THE ELEPHANT in the room out of the way immediately. On 15 June, 1996, England beat Scotland 2-0 at Wembley, in a group game at UEFA's
By: Socrates MacSporran
I CAN ENVISAGE an international power struggle breaking out at the top of the game of Rugby Union, following the success of part one of the inaugural Nations Championship, which concluded over the weekend.
By: Socrates MacSporran
OLD RUDYARD KIPLING had a way with words: including - “What do they know of England, who only England knows”. That
By: Socrates MacSporran
THE LONG-AWAITED All Blacks tour of South Africa kicks off tonight, and I will be making the best-possible use of my Sky capabilities to watch
