McGeechan wants best for last

Scotland coach Ian McGeechan today admitted that his players must produce their best performance of the three countdown Tests if they are to finish their World Cup preparations with victory over Ireland.

McGeechan wants best for last
Thu, 04 Sep, 2003 - 18:18

Scotland coach Ian McGeechan today admitted that his players must produce their best performance of the three countdown Tests if they are to finish their World Cup preparations with victory over Ireland.

After their impressive mauling of Italy at Murrayfield, they came crashing back down to earth with a 23-9 defeat to Wales on Saturday.

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