The article discusses the Gambler's Fallacy, exemplified in sports like rugby, where past outcomes influence beliefs about future events. It examines Scotland's historical matchup with Ireland, noting Scotland's long struggle against them despite previous successes. The piece further reflects on unpredictability in sports predictions while acknowledging the unpredictability of team performances, fitness, and strategy, highlighting Scotland's current form and need for a turnaround against a formidable Irish team.
"The longer it goes on, the closer we come to change because, well, it's overdue; yet rugby matches aren't even before they start."
"Scotland's patience at coming second in 14 of the past 15 meetings is threadbare, but unpredictability remains a constant challenge in rugby."
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