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Looking for keen rugby types who think they’ve got what it
takes to complete a 29-mile walk across the Border hills.
Or who will sponsor others that do.

Rugby charity Hearts & Balls, which supports players who
have sustained serious injuries, has joined with the Poppy
Appeal to stage the walk along the Southern Upland Way.
It is followed by a big party in the Melrose RFC clubhouse.

The event takes place on Saturday 16th May, check-in
Friday 15th from 2pm. Closing date for registration is 27th
April. There are shorter walks for the less ambitious!

Enjoy the fine scenery, test your fitness and help those in
need - there can’t be many better things to do that day!

Click on the ad below for more details. If you can sponsor
a FORS walker or would like to participate as a FOSRS-
sponsored entrant, click here .

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6 NATIONS REVIEW
Supporters take a stand against SRU’s DIY coach review plans
 
SCOTTISH rugby supporters have set out their stall on the issue of who should decide the appointment of future Scottish coaches.

The debate on the review process regarding Head Coach Frank Hadden’s tenure took a new turn this week, when SRU Chief Executive, accountant Gordon McKie, stated that the review would consist of him speaking to the coaches, some players and some people on the fringe and putting his recommendations to the SRU’s April board meeting.

This has led to a wave of criticism from rugby supporters as McKie has no rugby playing or coaching background. Leading the charge is the Forum of Scottish Rugby Supporters, a fast-growing independent organisation with nearly 2,000 members. The body has written to the SRU board urging that a more professional process is put in place.

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