Scotland's demise

October 1st, 2008
Injuries have setback Scotland’s plans for victory at the World Cup with Daniel Heckenberg and Rhys Lovegrove withdrawing from the squad.


Injuries have setback Scotland’s plans for victory at the 2008 Rugby League World Cup with players Daniel Heckenberg and Rhys Lovegrove withdrawing from the squad.

 

The Scots have also lost Wigan winger Mark Calderwood after he received a call-up to England’s train-on squad.

 

“We only want players who are committed to Scotland so he's out of our squad," said manager Richard Thewlis.

 

You wonder if things can get any worse for Scotland coach Steve McCormack who has seen his initial 40-strong squad already hit by several key losses.

 

Those also gone include Workington back-rower Iain Marsh (broken arm) while Richard Fletcher (Widnes), Spencer Miller (Whitehaven) and Graeme Horne (Hull) all pulled out for personal reasons.

 




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