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Friday, September 10, 2004
Getting down and dirty
Something I haven't done in a while is go and watch any sports games. My local rugby team, Crieff Strathearn won every game they played last season and have been promoted up a league. Fantastic news, and it means some much tougher opposition.
This weekend they have an away match against St Andrews university and I'm very much looking forward to watching how the Braidhaugh boys fare against the students.
Rugby is a great sport to watch, and although the rules take a bit of learning, and it's incredibly rough on the pitch, it's good clean family entertainment.
League games all take place generally on a saturday afternoon at 3pm. You can find a list of fixtures and your local team at the Scottish Rugby Union site. If you're visiting Scotland from overseas, especially North America, it'll be an interesting change from all the helmets and set plays of American Football. Bear in mind though that it only appears there are no rules.
Come on Crieff...
This weekend they have an away match against St Andrews university and I'm very much looking forward to watching how the Braidhaugh boys fare against the students.
Rugby is a great sport to watch, and although the rules take a bit of learning, and it's incredibly rough on the pitch, it's good clean family entertainment.
League games all take place generally on a saturday afternoon at 3pm. You can find a list of fixtures and your local team at the Scottish Rugby Union site. If you're visiting Scotland from overseas, especially North America, it'll be an interesting change from all the helmets and set plays of American Football. Bear in mind though that it only appears there are no rules.
Come on Crieff...
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