- Sir Ian
Robert McGeechan, OBE (born 30
October 1946) is a
retired Scottish rugby union player,
coach and teacher. Born in Leeds,
McGeechan represented Headingley...
- (singer-songwriter and
guitarist James Grant,
drummer Stuart Kerr and
keyboardist Paul
McGeechan)
along with b****ist
Bobby Paterson, who
replaced Friends Again's Neil...
- analysis".
Journal of
reproductive and
infant psychology, 17(3), 281-299
McGeechan, G.J.,
McPherson, K.E., Roberts, K, (2018). "An
interpretative phenomenological...
-
stand in for
McGeechan for the
latter part of the 2008/09 season,
while he was
primarily committed to
British and
Irish Lions duty.
McGeechan had technically...
-
Worcester Warriors.
Retrieved 19
February 2022.
McGeechan, Ian (26
December 2021). "Sir Ian
McGeechan:
These are the
English youngsters who
could become...
-
Scotland lost to New
Zealand in the quarter-final. On 27 June 1988, Ian
McGeechan was
appointed as head
coach to
succeed Derrick Grant who had
retired after...
-
ranks and
would follow the duo into the
England senior team. In 1994, Ian
McGeechan took over as
director of rugby, and
although the club were
relegated in...
- Zealand. He
underachieved on that tour, a
pattern attributed by
coach Ian
McGeechan and
manager Geoff Cooke as at
least partly due to his
failing to secure...
- Africa.
There they
faced the
World Cup
winners South Africa, with Ian
McGeechan leading a
coaching team
including Warren Gatland,
Shaun Edwards and Rob...
- vocals) and Paul
McGeechan (keyboards),
together with Neil
Cunningham (b****),
Andrew McGurk (guitar) and
Colin McGowan (drums).
McGurk and
McGowan left the...
