article_snippet: Scotland, after a promising start under Vern Cotter, are without a win, have lost at home to Italy and are looking increasingly desperate.
article_snippet: Scotland go through they paces at Twickenham on Friday
article_snippet: I doubt Scotland will come back to haunt England forwards coach Graham Rowntree in the same way but why risk Scotland?
article_snippet: It has been a long time since I have seen a Scottish side play with a real threat of winning at Twickenham and as a result the rivalry has inevitably diminished and is mostly myth and hype.
article_snippet: Scotland’s players should look at Scotland’s players and ask Scotland’s players if Scotland’s players really believe Scotland’s players are good enough to win at grounds like Twickenham.
article_snippet: Scotland’s players need to be careful or Scotland’s players will not be back at Twickenham this year - Scotland’s players are only scheduled to play at HQ at the World Cup if Scotland’s players get out of an awkward group containing South Africa and Samoa.
article_snippet: There is no question Scotland are massive underdogs going into his most expansive game against the Scots but underdogs will always lift underdogs performance levels and it is up to the favourite to respond.
article_snippet: This game is at Twickenham, where Scotland have not won in 32 years
highlights_snippet: Desperate Scotland need to restore pride after a campaign without a win .
  