| TAKE YOUR PICK FOR THE HALL OF FAME |
| Friday, 20 August 2010 | |
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Supporters of Scottish rugby are being given the chance to select one of the first inductees to the new Scottish Rugby Hall of Fame. In stage one of the public vote, supporters logged on to the Scottish Rugby website to choose the 1990s as the era from which a player would be selected. The Hall of Fame Panel, which comprises five times British and Irish Lions coach, Sir Ian McGeechan, fellow British Lions and Scotland internationalists John Beattie, John Jeffrey and Chris Rea, and the doyen of Scottish rugby writers, Norman Mair, has drawn-up a shortlist of outstanding Scots from the 90s and supporters can now select which one will enter the Hall of Fame. Selection will be testing given the quality of candidates on the shortlist
![]() Choose from this sizzling six Gary Armstrong, the indomitable scrum-half who won 51 caps for Scotland and led the country to the 1999 Five Nations Championship Panel member John Jeffrey said: "Scotland supporters the world over will have their own favourites and we are keen for them to have the opportunity to put forward an iconic figure for the Hall of Fame. It's already generated a lot of interest and is a fantastic way of recognising the outstanding contribution made by an individual to Scottish rugby." The successful candidate will then join the other inductees selected by the panel to be announced and inducted at the inaugural Hall of Fame Gala Dinner at Murrayfield on Thursday 4 November. Everyone who casts a vote will be entered into a draw to the gala dinner where two places are available as the prize. Voting is now open by following this link to the Scottish Rugby website http://www.scotlandrugbyteam.org/content/view/1981/197/ . Prices to attend this glittering awards ceremony are £149 + VAT pp or £1,490 + VAT for a table of 10. Hall of fame package includes: Three course dinner with wine For further information, please visit www.murrayfieldexperience.com/rugby-hospitality/scottish-rugby-hall-of-fame Deadline for voting is Thursday 30 September. |
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