Glasgow winger Dougie Fife is one of two uncapped gamers in Scotland's 36-man group for the Six Countries strategy.Glasgow Fighters flanker Frank Fusaro is also engaged by Scotland go trainer Scott Brown.Johnson, who said Fusaro was "terrific" in Glasgow's Heineken Cup win at Exeter on Few days, added: "We've been viewing Dougie carefully." France v England
The group contains 16 gamers from Glasgow Fighters, 11 from Glasgow and nine who perform in Britain and Italy.While Fusaro has been engaged in past nationwide teams, it is a first call-up for Fife, with Brown saying he "deserves his selection". "He's proved helpful difficult over the last 12 several weeks, from being aspect of the A group now last season to becoming a first-choice option at Glasgow Football and a confirmed try scorer in the Rabo," said the trainer.
"We do have competitors in the returning row and there are other gamers banging on the entrance who may function for the Scotland A group against Britain Saxons at the end of this 30 days. "Chris Fusaro had a fantastic activity in the Heineken Cup at the weekend and I've been stunned at just how intense some of our back-row competitors have been in their group factors."Johnson said his group is for next week's coaching, which will take position mainly at the Heriot-Watt School university on the borders of Glasgow.
"We will declare an A group next 7 days for the coordinate against Britain Saxons at Scotstoun at the end of the 30 days," he said."As I see it, a variety of gamers could yet power their way into the mature group during the Six Countries."Missing from the group are harmed Glasgow duo Alastair Kellock and Chris Horne, Edinburgh's Tim Visser and Worcester's Euan Murray.Scrum-half Gretchen Pyrgos falls out of the group completely after Brown known as only two variety nines - Glasgow club-mate Frank Cusiter and Edinburgh's Greig Laidlaw. Rugby tickets holders here. 020 7283 4040.
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