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Encyclopedia > Gary Armstrong
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Gary Armstrong - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (463 words)
Gary Armstrong (born 30 September 1966 in Edinburgh) is a former Scottish rugby union player who played scrum-half.
Gary Armstrong led Scotland to the 1999 Five Nations Championship, playing his eighth Test as captain as Scotland grasped pole position with their stunning 36-22 victory against France.
Gary Armstrong then went on to emulate Laidlaw by playing for both Scotland and the Lions, touring with the latter in Australia in 1989.
Gary Armstrong (549 words)
Armstrong, G., and Hognestad, H. 'We're Not From Norway'  Football and Civic Pride in Bergen.
Armstrong, G., with Giulianotti, R. Dramas, Fields and Metaphors: An Introduction to Football in Africa.
Armstrong, G. 'The Migration of the Black Panther: An Interview with Eusebio of Mozambique'.
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