Andy Robinson has led Scotland to victory in the first two Bank of Scotland Corporate Autumn Tests against Fiji and Australia.
 
This week, he speaks direct to Scottish rugby fans ahead of the final match in the series as Argentina lie in wait and asks them for more of the “phenomenal” backing they gave the team against the Wallabies.
 
In the closing stages of last weekend’s match against Australia, as news spread of the monumental Scottish performance and the scoreline which had Scotland fans from around the globe on the brink of an historic achievement, one in five households in the country tuned into the live BBC coverage as the nation held its breath.
 
Now Robinson not only looks back on what he describes as “the most courageous” win he’s ever been involved with, but pinpoints key areas that helped achieve that historic victory and the players that stood out.
 
He also shares his thoughts on the Pumas who will visit Murrayfield on Saturday describing what Scotland must look out for if they are to deliver a victory.
 
But more importantly, Robinson calls on you, the fans, to play as big a part this weekend as you did when Scotland recorded their first win over Australia in 27 years last Saturday.
 
Make sure you are part of the Murrayfield roar this weekend as Scotland bid to make it three wins out of three.

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Tickets for Saturday’s Test are priced from £10 for adults and £5 for under-18s and students are on sale via the credit card hotline 0844 335 3933; through the Scottish Rugby website www.scottishrugby.org; or in person from the Scottish Rugby Ticket Centre, Murrayfield Stadium, which is open 9am- 8pm Monday-Friday. Please note a booking fee applies for all credit card transactions and that no tickets are sold on match day.

Anyone buying an adult ticket at £20 or above (and the corresponding concessions) for the 2009 Bank of Scotland Corporate Autumn Tests will again have the opportunity to attend the Edinburgh v Glasgow Warriors Magners League derby at Murrayfield, part of the 1872 Cup, on 2 January 2010 (kick-off 3.05pm).