His reputation was as a troubleshooter who took on crisis-hit organisations, sorted them out, then moved on, but Gordon McKie, chief executive of the Scottish Rugby Union, seems to have come to enjoy life atMurrayfield.
Moving and shaking with sport's powerbrokers, eating at rugby union's top table and with a grandstand view of some of the best sporting occasions in the world . . . what's not to like?
Well, perhaps McKie is finding out. Now settled in and having donehis standard job of getting the books in order, he has a different role to perform: that of long-term strategist capable of giving a lead to his staff rather than merely fire-fighting. It seems he may be finding that a bit tougher.
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Scottish rugby’s image is in tatters
Scottish rugby’s image is in tatters
