Jonny McFarlane

2 weeks ago | scotlandrugbynews.com | Jonny McFarlane

Edinburgh Rugby stand-off Ben Healy has signed a one-year contract extension. The 25-year-old joined the team from Munster ahead of the 2023/24 campaign and quickly made an impact, starting all 23 fixtures in his debut season and amassing 218 points. After featuring in 14 games this season and recovering from a knee injury, Healy is ready for the final stages of the campaign, with Edinburgh Rugby aiming for a place in the URC playoffs and the EPCR Challenge Cup semi-finals.

2 weeks ago | scotlandrugbynews.com | Jonny McFarlane

Edinburgh Rugby's Ross Thompson has become the latest in a string of contract extension announcements, signing a two-year contract extension. Cammy Scott has already committed his future to the club by signing a two-year deal while the news comes on the same day it was revealed Ben Healy has inked a one-year agreement. Scotland international Thompson, 25, is set to continue his journey with the club following a successful debut season.

2 weeks ago | scotlandrugbynews.com | Jonny McFarlane

Cammy Scott during an Edinburgh Rugby training session at the Hive (Image: Ewan Bootman - SNS Group) Edinburgh Rugby stand-off Cammy Scott has committed his future to the club by signing a two-year contract extension. The news comes on the same day it was announced stand-off Ben Healy has inked a one-year extension. 23-year-old Scott has come through the club's academy to feature in several 'A' team and senior fixtures this season.

3 weeks ago | rangersreview.co.uk | Jonny McFarlane

Arthur Numan is a scout at AZ Alkmaar (Image: SNS) Arthur Numan has a hundred stories about his glory days at Rangers, PSV and the Netherlands but there's another, just as interesting, that's he's living in the here and now. The 54-year-old Dutchman has been working away in the background as a first team scout for AZ Alkmaar over the last few years. A club the size of Hearts with a stadium that holds just 20,000 souls, it's one of the most fascinating stories in European football.

3 weeks ago | heraldscotland.com | Jonny McFarlane

Multi-award-winning football writer Stephen McGowan has joined The Herald's sports team. Renowned for his exclusive stories, insightful interviews and sharp columns, he makes the move after over two decades at the Daily Mail where he was latterly chief football writer. Stephen is a former sports columnist of the year and a two-time winner of the sports news writer award at the Scottish Press Awards.