Robson registers 'concern' over Murray

Scotland team doctor James Robson has admitted to a “slight concern” over the fitness of Scott Murray for next month’s World Cup.

Tue, 02 Sep, 2003 - 14:08

Scotland team doctor James Robson has admitted to a “slight concern” over the fitness of Scott Murray for next month’s World Cup.

The Edinburgh Gunners lock suffered a knee injury in the defeat by Wales on Saturday but Robson remains confident he will be available for the World Cup opener against Japan on October 12.

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