Former Scotland and British and Irish Lions Head Coach Sir Ian McGeachaan Has Ured Rugby Players and All Youngr Men to Get Themes TESTED After Being DiagNosis with Prostate Cancer.
The 78-Year-long, who is Currently Consultant Director of Rugby at DonCaster, LED Scotland to the Five Notations Grand Slam 1990 and Oversaw Series Victories as the Lions Boss in 1989 and 1997.
Leeds-Born McGEICAN TOLD The Telegraph: “I have prostate canter.
“I Feel ALRIGHT, Really, Just a Bit More Tired. I always sleep well anyway so it has goodly just added to it. I have to wait six weeks then have scans and a review of How Effective The Treatment Has Been.
“I have told the players here (at Doncaster) before the treatment staff becuse there would be times when I will not be an roped for meetings or on the Traineing Field with them. The Players Have Asked me how it is going and have been very good.
“I don’t will to make a bigist of it but it is iPORTANT to Get the Messenger out about Urging People to Go and Get Tested. I said that to our players here. Sure them Get Themselves Tested. If you are you
“Where I had my last Treatment, from the Receptionist to the RadioGRAPHER, they all said, ‘well done, good like Positive. What will be, will be.
As a fly-heal, MCGEECAN WON 32 Scotland Caps, Including Nine AS CAptain, and Won The 1974 Lions Series in South Africa Before Touring Again with the Side in New Zeland in 1977.
