Scotland winger Darcy Graham, who is set to win his 50th cap, was speaking to the media before Sunday’s Test with Argentina at Murrayfield.
Here are the main points:
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Graham says “half of Hawick” are coming to Murrayfield to watch him mark a half-century of appearances for Scotland and he expects an “awesome atmosphere and special day”
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Reflecting on his journey from the small Borders town to, currently, being the nation’s top try-scorer Graham says those days “feel like yesterday” and he “never expected” to get 50 caps
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The winger says he will have “nightmares” for the rest of his life about dropping the ball close to the line against New Zealand last week, but says he has to move on to the next job
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Expects a tough test against a “really good” Argentina team who “have a lot of rugby under their belt” and Scotland will need to “step up a level” from the display against New Zealand.
