Auld enemy, new talent - Scotland & England's scrap for tomorrow's stars
Summary
The article discusses how Scotland and England are both working to recruit talented rugby players who are eligible to play for either country. It highlights the stories of players like Ewan Ashman and Bevan Rodd, who had to choose which national team to represent based on their personal connections and heritage.Key Facts
- Ewan Ashman, born in Canada and raised in Manchester, chose to play for Scotland.
- Bevan Rodd, born in Scotland but with English heritage, plays for England.
- Players can be eligible to play for more than one country due to their family background.
- The Scottish Rugby SQ (Scottish Qualified) program recruits young talent eligible for Scotland, even if they live elsewhere.
- England and other nations work to secure players through various eligibility rules.
- The decision to represent a country often involves national pride and personal connections.
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