SCOTLAND HEAD COACH Vern Cotter has signed a new contract extension until 2017.
The former Clermont boss has been in charge for just over 12 months, despite agreeing to become manager a year previous.
Despite winning four of his first five games in charge, two of which were against Argentina, Scotland went winless during the Six Nations Championship in 2015, and have now won just once in their last seven, a 27-12 win against Tonga in November.
However, the Six Nations wooden spoon hasn’t deterred the Scottish Rugby Union, who have shown their faith in the New Zealander by extending hiss contract until 2017 ahead of this weekend’s World Cup warm-up test against Ireland at the Aviva Stadium.
“The culture of rugby is strong in this country and it’s important that passion is reflected in the performances of the national team,” Cotter said.
Scotland face further warm-ups against France and two tests with Italy, before their World Cup opener against Japan on September 23.
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