If you had been told before the Autumn tests began that Scotland would finish with two wins and two losses you would probably have accepted that outcome, especially since we were facing two of the best nations in world rugby in Australia and New Zealand.
What nobody among the pundits foresaw was that Scotland would run Australia and New Zealand mighty close – the men in blue and lilac could and should have won both tests – and that the match against Argentina would see the Scots score eight tries and attain their highest-ever points total over Los Pumas.
