Guinness have posted a savage reminder of what Scotland did to England last time they were at Murrayfield
The Guinness Six Nations posted a savage reminder online today of what Scotland did to England the last time that they met them at Murrayfield.
Nobody will need any reminders about how Scotland have enjoyed the rub of the green against their old enemy. Beating them in 2018 in the classic match where they bruised them off the field.
And nobody could forget what happened last year at Twickenham when Scotland miraculously came back from a massive scoreline to retain the Calcutta Cup.
If anyone needed reminding of how good Scotland can be at their home ground then they need to see the clip that the Guinness Six Nations put out on their social media today.
Scotland are simply immense on their own turf!
We feel like England are going to lose to Scotland at Murrayfield again.
The England coach has opted to go for the same team that he went for last week where they lost to France.
Eddie Jones is putting his neck on the line with his No8 policy in this Six Nations and is not going to back down after saying he wants to turn Tom Curry into a specialist in that position.
The 21-year-old started at the back of the scrum at the Stade de France on Sunday for the first time in an England shirt, having barely played in that position for his club Sale Sharks.
The decision to play the 20-cap forward at No8 in the absence of Billy Vunipola was questioned before the game – and many doubters felt vindicated after the loss.
Jones has now opted to retain the same 35-man squad for the Calcutta Cup match at Murrayfield this weekend, which has surprised even more people as there is still no specialist No8 in the squad.
