Johnnie Beattie set to miss first matches of Six Nations

In the forthcoming RBS Six Nations Championship,GLASGOW coach Sean Lineen was happy yesterday as Johnnie Beattie returning to the Scotland team,but the player revealed himself that he is not completely fit to participate in the first matches of Six Nations Championship.

Gwent Dragons. Lineen said: "It's unfortunate and everyone feels for Johnnie, but it won't affect that (Scotland chances]. It's good that he's going to get games at a good standard with Ayr."

Beattie himself not feeling good when told this week that he was not available for this weekend's match with Wasps, but he was more upbeat yesterday. "It is unfortunate and you realise that human error occurs in all workplaces and ours is no different," he said. "I have to look forward, and it has been great at Ayr meeting up with a lot of guys I haven't seen since age-group days, and coaches I know pretty well.

"I was sitting at home with mum and dad digesting it this week when Andy Robinson (Scotland coach] called, and he helped to give me a plan of action, which was nice of him. That starts with these cup games for Ayr and there will probably be 'A' games as well, and then aiming for the second half of the (Six Nations] tournament."

Geordan Murphy could miss a upcoming Six Nations Championship

Ireland Geordan Murphy could miss a upcoming Six Nations Championship after his ankle injured on Saturday.

Captain Leicester Tigers was stretchered close of ten minutes from the end of the 27-19 defeat of Northampton.

Tigers boss Richard Cockerill said about injury, “He's gone over on his ankle and we'll assess it over the next couple of days.”

Murphy’s absence could make a big selection headache for Ireland coach Declan Kidney with first choice full return Rob Kearney already ruled out of the opening games.

The Six Nations opener against Italy in Rome on 5 February the injuries are beginning to heap up for Kidney.

As well as having to play game without Kearney and possibly Murphy, Jerry Flannery will also be missing for the first two games of the competition.

Jerry Flannery to miss start of Six Nations

Jerry after being ruled out for up to six weeks due to a torn calf muscle seems to miss the start of Six Nations Championship.

The scan revealed the story that as a second half substitute for Munster against Ulster last week he sustained the injury.

The hooker had just returned to action after a calf injury to his other leg.

Flannery not only going to miss the start of Six Nations Championship but will miss rounds five and six of the Heineken Cup.

Meanwhile Flannery's Ireland team-mate Cian Healy has signed a new deal which will seem him continue to play in Ireland for another two seasons up to 2013.

Saracens coach Brendan Venter says Gavin Henson return to the Wales in Six Nations

According to the Saracens director of rugby Brendan Venter, Gavin Henson instantly comeback to the Wales Six Nations Championship open on 4 Fed against an England.

At Wembley previous Sunday Henson over his 21- month self-imposed exile from rugby with a second-half cameo reveal in Saracens’ victory over Wasps.

According to the Venter that Henson 28 years old he would make his first start for Saracens on their trip to Sale in the Premiership on Sunday and declared that the 28 year-old was already in the right shape to make a swift return to the international stage. Venter said, “I thought Gavin did well off the bench against Wasps but having seen him now in training for the last two weeks, I can already tell he is ready to play for Wales again”.

Shane williams encourage to the six nations wales

Shane Williams could give encourge to the coach Warren Gatland a Six Nations and be include for their player with England on 4 February.

After his surgery on a separated shoulder suffered he's very miss to the championship. Williams 33 years old but the Ospreys wants that Williams play in their England Six Nations championship. He said, "We aren't ruling out a possible return for the Toulon game".

After Williams shoulder operation he went out for 3 months but he would miss the England Murrayfield to play Scotland on 12 February.

After Williams comeback has scored 51 endeavors in 75 in Wales Tests, Towers said, "Shane is five weeks post-op and is coming along well. He is working hard and doing two or three sessions per day, so we are rehabbing him as hard as we can. He's making good progress and we aren't ruling out a possible return for the Toulon game, which is in line with our original best case scenario, although he still has some way to go yet."

Italy v Ireland Tickets Available For Six Nations Opening Weekend

In the opening weekend of the Six Nations Championships,Italy take on Ireland at home. At the Stadio Flaminio in Rome on the 5th February the match will take place.

Italy beat Fiji 24-16 in their last game, and Ireland only missed out on a win against South Africa in November by two points.Both teams have come out of the Autumn Internationals with promising results.

Paul O’Connell was sent off for his club Munster in their winning game on Sunday so Italy could miss him.

Six Nations tickets are available now online for a chance to see the all the exciting games of the championship, from the games in England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Italy and France.

Rob Kearney appears set to miss the RBS Six Nations Championship

After undergoing surgery on the injury he sustained in the 38-18 defeat to New Zealand,Rob Kearney will be out for several months confirmed by The player's Magners League club Leinster.

For the Six Nations opener against Italy on February 5,Rob is still unlikely to be fit for the game even with a swift recovery.

It is a significant blow for both province and country, who have winger Luke Fitzgerald also sidelined until the new year with a knee problem and Brian O'Driscoll out with a broken jaw.

"After his surgery last week, Rob Kearney seems set to sit out the next few months on the sidelines," Leinster said.