Six Nations: Scots' Nicol has no regrets

Scotland captain Andy Nicol leads his country at the Stade de France on Sunday refusing to reflect on missed glory.

Sat, 03 Feb, 2001 - 10:41

Scotland captain Andy Nicol leads his country at the Stade de France on Sunday refusing to reflect on missed glory.

Amazingly, Nicol will be winning only his 17th cap - a stark reflection on a career which has been ravaged by injury since the Dundee-born scrum-half made his international debut in 1992.

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Courts Rugby: Six Nations Place: Stade de France Place: Paris Place: Murrayfield Place: Scotland Person: Nicol Person: Andy Nicol Person: Gary Armstrong Person: Bryan Redpath Event: Heineken Cup Event: Calcutta Cup Organisation: Glasgow Caledonians

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