Old Anniesland has hosted many of the great teams over many years like the All Blacks The Boks the Wallabies and the likes of the NSW Waratahs and will now host the French for the Club International next March
The Springboks of 1951 the All Blacks of 1953 The British Lions of 1955 and in the 1990s the Boks the All Blacks and the Wallabies --and now the French will grace Old ANNIESLAND
Scotstoun, home of Glasgow Warriors and the Emirates Airline Glasgow 7s, will host an A international for the first time in the new year, it was announced today.
Scotland A will aim to repeat last season’s away success against England Saxons when they meet at Scotstoun on Friday 31 January (kick-off 7.30pm).
Venues for Scotland under-20, Scotland Women, Scotland under-18 and Scotland Clubs XV matches were also revealed today.
Stephen Gemmell, Scottish Rugby’s Head of Performance Development, said: “We’re delighted to take the A international to Scotstoun and we’ll be looking for a typically vociferous Glasgow backing for the A team.
“Once again we’ve got a decent spread of representative fixtures around the country and I'd encourge fans to get along and support the players. Admission to the majority of games will be free.
“Where there is an admission charge, the proceeds will be retained by the host club.”
The full list of venues is:
Sunday 8 December: Scotland under-18 fixture v Australia Schools, MYRESIDE, Edinburgh, kick-off 2pm. Admission free.
Friday 31 January: Scotland A v England Saxons, SCOTSTOUN, Glasgow, kick-off 7.30pm.
Friday 7 February: Scotland under-20 v England under-20, NETHERDALE, Galashiels, kick-off 7.30pm. Free admission for concessions.
Sunday 9 February: Scotland Women v England Women, RUBISLAW, Aberdeen, kick-off 2pm. Admission free.
Friday 7 March: Scotland under-20 v France under-20, NETHERDALE, Galashiels, kick-off 7.30pm. Free admission for concessions.
Friday 7 March: Scotland Clubs v France, OLD ANNIESLAND, Glasgow, kick-off 7.30pm. Admission free.
Sunday 9 March: Scotland under-18 v England under-18, LAIGH BENT, Hamilton, kick-off 12 noon. Admission free.
Sunday 9 March: Scotland Women v France Women, HAWTHORNDEN, Lasswade, kick-off 2pm. Admission free.
This article was originally posted on 30-Sep-2013, 12:07 by Hugh Barrow.
Last updated by Hugh Barrow on 1-Oct-2013, 11:48.
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