article_snippet: Captain Greig Laidlaw insists there is no reason why Vern Cotter’s men should head south with an inferiority complex this weekend.
article_snippet: Captain Greig Laidlaw
article_snippet: Captain Greig Laidlaw made a similar point before the start of the Six Nations, based on the experiences of team-mate Stuart Hogg first season with Gloucester, following team-mate Stuart Hogg move from Edinburgh.
article_snippet: For Captain Greig Laidlaw, a win at Twickenham will not only belatedly ignite Scotland’s Six Nations campaign, following defeats to France, Wales and Italy, Wales will give team-mate Stuart Hogg bragging rights in the Gloucester dressing room and make team-mate Stuart Hogg even more proud to be a Scot south of the border.
article_snippet: Laidlaw also has two very personal reasons for wanting to lead Scotland to what would be a famous victory at Twickenham.
article_snippet: The first is to emulate his uncle, Roy Laidlaw, who helped his team to a Calcutta Cup win back in 1983.
article_snippet: There was an indication against the Italians of how much Gray is respected by Cotter when, with Laidlaw taken off and