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Scots are ready for kick-off – Radford

Western Mail

February 05, 2026

LEE Radford reported a clean bill of health for the Scotland squad ahead of their Guinness Six Nations opener away to Italy on Saturday.

Lee Radford

Scrumhalf Jamie Dobie had been struggling with a knee issue, while his Glasgow teammate Jack Dempsey sustained a foot injury in training last week.

Defence coach Radford said at a press conference: “Yeah, all good, they trained today. Dobs looks well, both of them are in great form at the moment.

“They didn't participate last week (for Glasgow) but the rest will have done them the world of good.

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