Stuart Bathgate is a local journalist based in Edinburgh, Scotland. He writes for various publications including The Offside Line, Yahoo Sports UK, The Times, The Herald Scotland, Scottish Daily Record and Sunday Mail Ltd, and The Scotsman. Stuart's articles cover a range of topics in sports, with a particular focus on rugby and football in the local UK context.
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By: Stuart Bathgate
A late try by replacement hooker Ewan Ashman puts the seal on a morale-boosting result for Sean Everitt's team.
Head coach Sean Everitt blames second-half indiscipline for his team's fourth defeat in six league outings
By: Stuart Bathgate
New national captain says four weeks in quarantine in 2021 made him contemplate going home before he had even trained with Glasgow.
By: Stuart Bathgate
The Bulls captain knows from bitter experience in the URC final against Glasgow how good Scottish sides can be.
By: Stuart Bathgate
"I'd much rather have my 18 caps for the Springboks than 70 caps for a different country that I'm not actually born in," says the centre.
By: Stuart Bathgate
'We have a free swing at the world champions', says the home team's upbeat new captain as he hopes for a landmark result.
By: Stuart Bathgate
Glasgow No 8 Jack Dempsey is among those to be ruled out of Saturday's match at Murrayfield because of injury
By: Stuart Bathgate
DARCY Graham and Kyle Rowe are back in contention to play for Scotland against Portugal on Saturday after missing the South Africa match through injury.
By: Stuart Bathgate
FREDDY Douglas has yet to play a senior game for either club or country, but Scotland assistant coach John Dalziel has seen enough of the 19-year-old to be convinced that he is “world-class already”.
TOM Jordan has agreed to join Bristol Bears at the end of the season after Glasgow Warriors were forced to admit defeat in their bid to hold on to the versatile back.
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