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March 02, 2005

Gordon Bulloch withdraws from Rugby Aid match

Posted by Editor on March 2, 2005 03:16 PM | 3 comments | Print | E-mail author

Gordon Bulloch has withdrawns from Saturday's IRB Rugby Aid Match
Glasgow's Gordon Bulloch has withdrawn from the North squad playing in the IRB Rugby Aid Match at Twickenham on Saturday (ko 2.30pm).

The match is in aid of the United Nations World Food Programme and their relief efforts to assist communities affected by the Boxing Day Tsunami.

Scotland originally had four players named in the North squad, coached by Sir Clive Woodward, but on the advice of Scotland team management and medics, Gordon Bulloch and Chris Cusiter have both withdrawn from the squad. SRU Director of Rugby, Ian McGeechan, said: "We agreed with the organisers that, fitness pending, all leading players would be available for selection. While Gordon Bulloch and Chris Cusiter have had to withdraw, we are delighted to be providing two world class players in Simon Taylor and Chris Paterson, who were in the starting XV for our last international, and will be happy to provide others if required."

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Posted by Gary IPA on March 2, 2005 03:25 PM | Reply to this comment

Be interesting to see if they rock out for glasgow/borders

Posted by hugues on March 2, 2005 03:44 PM | Reply to this comment

"will be happy to provide others if required"
Be interesting to see

Posted by Andy on March 2, 2005 04:31 PM | Reply to this comment

Doubt it on both accounts! Cant see either of them playing for their clubs or Scotland supplying any further internationals. They should give a chance to lesser nations players like those in the 6nations B competition. Any1 no how badly injured they are?

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