Scottish team hockey captain Forsyth still hasn't forgotten Tokyo snub
TIM Scotland hockey captain Alan Forsyth says he will never forget his loss in Tokyo last year as he prepares to lead his country in his fourth Commonwealth Games wrote Alec McQuarrie . Forsyth, who was only selected as a reserve for last summer’s Olympics, is still badly hit by the decision and may face his GB team-mates in Birmingham later this month. But the Paisley-born forward is set to shine in Scottish colors ahead of this summer’s Olympics, where they face a group full of quality like Australia, New Zealand, South Africa and Pakistan. And the 30-year-old has earned the confidence of a squad full of young and talented players. Forsyth said: “This is probably the toughest group of four for me. All world class teams. Only 6️⃣ days to go until the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games! #B2022 #TNLAthlet from home country meet to thank #national lottery players for their support and to celebrate the countdown to the Olympics. #Make Extraordinary [1/2] pic.twitter.com/