Scottish Jersey

Scotland play their home games in strip comprising dark blue shirts with a thistle badge. This shirt has been pulled on by some household names both past and present in; Ian McGeechan, Kenny Logan, James Beattie, Gordon Bulloch, Chris Cusiter, Gavin Hasting, Scott Hasting, Eddie Irvine, John Jeffrey, Chris Laidlaw, Mighty Mouse McLauchlan, Colin Rea, Brian Redpath and Doddy Weir.

Home 2011/13 Test Shirt Navy/Gold
Home 2011/13 Test Shirt Navy/Gold
£69.99 from Lovell Rugby
2011/12 Players Pro Training Shirt Yello
2011/12 Players Pro Training Shirt Yello
£49.99 from Lovell Rugby
Junior Home Pro SS Jersey
Junior Home Pro SS Jersey
£34.99 from Millet Sports
Junior Home Classic LS Jersey
Junior Home Classic LS Jersey
£34.99 from Millet Sports
Home Pro SS Jersey
Home Pro SS Jersey
£49.99 from Millet Sports
RWC Pro SS Jersey
RWC Pro SS Jersey
£54.99 from Millet Sports
Players Cut and Sew Media Cotton Polo Shirt Na
Players Cut and Sew Media Cotton Polo Shirt Na
£29.99 from Lovell Rugby
2011/13 Alternate Pro 7s Shirt Purple/Wh
2011/13 Alternate Pro 7s Shirt Purple/Wh
£49.99 from Lovell Rugby
Junior Home Classic LS Jersey
Junior Home Classic LS Jersey
£34.99 from Millet Sports
Junior Home Pro SS Jersey
Junior Home Pro SS Jersey
£34.99 from Millet Sports
Alternative Pro SS Jersey
Alternative Pro SS Jersey
£49.99 from Millet Sports
1999 Rugby Union World Cup Scotland Shirt Pin Badge

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A19 New Scotland Rugby Shirt Top Sports Sizes S - Xl

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Scotland Twin Stripe L/s Rugby Shirt - Rrp £29.99 - L

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Canterbury Scotland Rugby Shirt

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Scotland Rugby Shirt, 100% Cotton, Thistle Checked, Navy Ash, Large

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Scotland - Rugby Shirt Cut & Sew Cotton Tee Navy

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The world's very first rugby international match was played between Scotland and England at Raeburn Place, Edinburgh, on Monday, 27th March 1871, on the cricket field of The Edinburgh Academy. Scotland also have the honour along with Ireland and Wales of being the founders of the International Rugby Board (IRB) in 1886. Scotland play their home games at; Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh EH12 6PJ the stadium was officially opened on a sunny day on 21st March 1925.

Scotland with their small playing base struggle to be consistent on the international stage, though they can still create an upset. The Scots style is known as blood and thunder but couple this with a degree of flair and some speedy backs and they are a force against the best on their day.

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