Scottish Rugby CEO Williamson sacked after investigation
Scottish Rugby chief executive Alex Williamson has been sacked after an independent investigation into his conduct, the national body's chair John McGuigan said on Thursday.
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Scottish Rugby chief executive Alex Williamson has been sacked after an independent investigation into his conduct, the national body's chair John McGuigan said on Thursday.
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