Graham Bean
Writer at Scotland on Sunday
Writer at The Scotsman
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Edinburgh Rugby reaction: Two-up in the ‘Biltong Series’, Bath or Gloucester, dinner with Jake White
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scotsman.com | Graham Bean
Everitt reflects on victory that takes his team one step closer to CardiffBack-to-back wins over South African teams have catapulted Edinburgh Rugby into the semi-finals of the EPCR Challenge Cup and they will find out on Sunday if Bath or Gloucester will be their opponents in the last four on the first weekend of May. But before then the capital club will return to United Rugby Championship duties, with the Sharks due at Hive Stadium on Friday.
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scotsman.com | Graham Bean
Home side have to withstand second-half onslaught from South AfricansEdinburgh are through to a European semi-final for the first time in a decade but they were made to work all the way against a Vodacom Bulls side who chipped away at their lead during an engrossing second half. They will now meet either Bath or Gloucester for a place in the EPCR Challenge Cup final and will again have home advantage.
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scotsman.com | Graham Bean
Coach Franco Smith outlines areas for improvement after Champions Cup humblingFranco Smith didn’t sugarcoat it as he reflected on Glasgow Warriors’ humbling by Leinster in the Investec Champions Cup quarter-final in Dublin. The coach said his side were “completely bullied” and that’s not something that Smith’s squad have been accused of before. The damning verdict was delivered with a calmness that suggests he knows what is needed to turn it around but that is not going to happen overnight.
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scotsman.com | Graham Bean
Warriors thrashed by Leinster on sobering night in IrelandGlasgow Warriors came to Dublin to lay some ghosts from the past but ended up inheriting a whole host of new demons. They were blown away by Leinster, with the bulk of the damage done in the first half. Five tries before the interval broke the visitors and three more after the break simply reinforced the hosts’ superiority.
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scotsman.com | Graham Bean
Everitt backing two young No 9s to shine for capital clubEdinburgh are losing Ali Price at the end of the season but they are not in the market for a new scrum-half according to their head coach, Sean Everitt. The capital side will instead work with the players they've got and try to nurture the young No 9s at the club. It was announced on Thursday that Price and hooker Dave Cherry would both be leaving Edinburgh to play abroad next season.
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Finn Russell the centre of attention at the Stade de France ahead of Six Nations finale #FraSco https://t.co/1ibVwbcPst
Calcutta Cup column from @fraserjmbrown. What Scotland need to do at Twickenham and why Darcy Graham should sit this one out
Fraser Brown: Why Darcy Graham should sit out Calcutta Cup and Scotland's leftfield Finn Russell alternative | @fraserjmbrown https://t.co/EirYAPYDvM
Another withdrawal from Scotland's Six Nations squad and also concern over star winger Duhan van der Merwe @TheScotsman @ScotsmanSport https://t.co/UWd48iYFP4
