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Jamie Lyall
After abandoning a career in veterinary medicine, Jamie turned to sports journalism six years ago, aiming to harness his passions for sport, writing, and complementary pre-match buffets. While his career has not grown as prolifically as his body fat percentage, he was fortunate enough to learn his trade with Planet Rugby and BBC Scotland before entering the freelance world. He has since been offered several brilliant opportunities to launch his commentary career, and when not writing for RugbyPass, can often be found bellowing names into a microphone for the BBC, BT Sport and others.
Edinburgh and Glasgow contest biggest Scottish derby in years
Two trophies, Champions Cup qualification and inter-city bragging rights are at stake in a colossal Scottish showdown.
Is Johnny Sexton set to become Ireland's greatest player?
Johnny Sexton inches up towards the top of Irish greats, Leo Cullen every inch the equal of Stuart Lancaster and Gabin Villiere ma…
Duncan Taylor: 'I've spent 40% of my career injured' but Saracens star still hungry for glory
Duncan Taylor reckons he's spent 40% of his career injured, but his hunger to keep playing burns bright.
Henry Arundell announces himself on the world stage
The London Irish wunderkind has caught the attention of Eddie Jones, while Leicester Tigers reach their ceiling against Leinster a…
Edinburgh's Ben Vellacott seeks Wasps redemption
Ben Vellacott talks attempted stabbings, impact sub frustration and facing former side Wasps.
Rugby's next frontier at hand as records tumble and big questions loom
Women's rugby could be the game's next great frontier on a weekend when records fell, losing streaks ended and huge questions were…
URC breakout stars of the season
RugbyPass Plus selects its breakout stars of the inaugural United Rugby Championship season.
Saracens getting in the groove for trophy hunt
The five-time Premiership Champions served notice against Exeter Chiefs that they won't rest until they get their crown back
Leicester Tigers setting the pace
Freddie Steward leads the English charge as the giants of the game assemble for a no-holds barred battle to be crowned kings of Eu…
Rivals to tread Care-fully around the dangerous Quins
George McGuigan: 'My first year at Newcastle was a disaster'
From training-ground stamps to try-scoring fame, George McGuigan talks training-ground stamps, try-scoring records and England omi…
Six Nations: Team of the championship
Over 15 Tests, hundreds of players thrust themselves into action in front of watching millions but only the peerless 15 could make…
Six Nations: Controversy and collapse mire Scotland again
After a tame and error-laden Six Nations blighted by another team culture issue, Scotland have more uncomfortable questions to ans…
Six Nations: Tuilagi storms back into the Six Nations reckoning
The return of Manu Tuilagi has lifted the spirits of England fans while rugby mourns the passing of Steve Black and fans rage abou…
'If we win, I would cry': Paolo Garbisi on fashion, law and England
Paolo Garbisi was 14 when Italy last won a Six Nations match. The fly-half starlet talks fashion, family, France and facing Englan…
Six Nations: Scotland dare to dream
Can Scotland's best squad in a generation rise to the occasion?
Scotland are being talked up by those in the know as serious contenders, a side that England should respect and even fear but hope…
Hines' Calcutta Cup of tears
Nathan Hines talks walking out on Scotland, jousting with Eddie Jones and Calcutta Cup joy.
Rugby shows vision to widen its congregation
Rugby returned to terrestrial TV in a boon to domestic rugby and with the Six Nations just days away, rugby is set to return to ce…