America-born winger Tommy Seymour warns against complacency as Scotland face
South Africa coming off the back of a 42-17 win over Japan

Must try harder: Tommy Seymour scores against Japan in Scotland's 42-17 win, but the winger was unhappy with his overall performance and has vowed to be on his guard ahead of the South Africa gamePhoto: PA

Tommy Seymour has only been around the Test scene for a few months, but the winger has already figured out how it works in Scotland. In short, it usually takes a good kick up the backside before the national team decide to show what they can do.

Indeed, Seymour owed his first cap, against South Africa in June, to the fact that Samoa had whacked that rump the previous weekend, claiming their first winShare this Page

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