
John Beattie and Rhona McLeod's guide to what's happening in Scottish sport. Each Saturday on BBC Radio Scotland former Scotland rugby star, John, and sports reporter, Rhona, bring you in-depth features on a range of sports and interviews with established stars and up-and-coming athletes.
Sat, 28 Jan 12
Duration:
27 mins
Available:
17 days remaining
This week, we reflected on Andy Murray's agonising loss to Novak Djokovic in the semi final of the Australian Open. John also previewed the world class indoors athletics event coming to Glasgow's Kelvin Hall for the last time. And we heard from one of our best gold medal chances at this summer's London Olympics: the rower Katherine Grainger.
Sat, 14 Jan 12
Duration:
24 mins
Available:
3 days remaining
This week, John debated the use of social media in sport. The Scotland international rugby player Rory Lamont apologised for comments he'd made on twitter. John also looked at the progress Edinburgh are making in rugby's Heineken European Cup, and discussed the thorny issue of player eligibility.
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