On 15 January 1972, James Menzies Renwick made his international rugby debut for Scotland against France at Murrayfield. He was nineteen years old. In the years that followed he became, arguably, the most talented rugby player ever to pull on a Scotland jersey – running in some of Scotland's most celebrated and spectacular tries. Now as revered for his repartee and after dinner speaking as he was for his incisive breaks on the park, Renwick's actions – both on and off the field – have made him one of the best known and popular figures in the rugby world. This intimate and revealing biography is sure to be one of the most entertaining sports biographies of recent years.