Crowned the King of Aberdeen by his peers two years ago, Ruaridh Jackson was unceremoniously deposed last night after being replaced in the Scotland squad by a young pretender in the shape of Tom Heathcote.
Crowned the King of Aberdeen by his peers two years ago, Ruaridh Jackson was unceremoniously deposed last night after being replaced in the Scotland squad by a young pretender in the shape of Tom Heathcote.
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Kevin Ferrie
Just two days after Mike Blair was, in sporting parlance, 'hooked' after throwing the intercepted pass that allowed South Africa to assume a commanding lead at Murrayfield on Saturday, the Glasgow Warriors stand-off has been dropped after he, too, made mistakes as his side sought to fight back in the closing stages.
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