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  “I’m always really proud of him and it’s great to see him get the plaudits he deserves,” he said Promo
  
  After sitting out the opening Six Nations victory away to England, he was thrown straight back into the starting XV for the recent home win over Wales Promo
  
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  Scotland prop Zander Fagerson will continue to savour every moment of playing alongside his younger brother for club and country Promo
  
  “It’s a dream come true for me,” he said when asked to reflect on the fact they have both become such integral members of Gregor Townsend’s burgeoning team Promo
  
  “I make sure I enjoy every game I play for Glasgow or Scotland because you never know when it might stop Promo
  
  In an interview earlier this week, Matt joked that the student had become the master and that he was now offering tips and advice to his older brother, but Zander dismissed any such notion Promo
  
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  “He’s getting a bit ahead of himself if he thinks he’s the master,” smiled the prop Promo
  
  If I’m looking to do extras after training I always pick him because I know he’s not going to give it to me easy Promo
  
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  Zander Fagerson on brother Matt“He’s doing what I’ve always seen him do and I’m just really proud of him Promo
  
  But he’s definitely not the master!”Zander is delighted at the way Matt has followed in his footsteps and cemented himself in the national team over the past few years Promo
  
  “I was pretty worried at the start with the mechanism of the injury,” when asked if he was always confident he could recover in time to play in the tournament Promo
  
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  “We won over there without fans so it will be a bit different having fans back, but that excites me” he said Promo
  
  “With the fans back, it will be a different atmosphere but we are definitely up for it Promo
  
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  “I didn’t know I had hamstrings because I usually don’t go fast enough to hurt them! I heard a pop and thought, ‘oh no, here we go’ Promo
  
  The Glasgow Warriors siblings have been mainstays of the national team for much of the past five years, with 27-year-old Zander having accumulated 55 caps since his debut in 2016 and 24-year-old number eight Matt notching 30 appearances since his bow in dark blue two years later Promo
  
  “On a weekly basis I had little small goals that I kept ticking off Promo
  
  Both are expected to start in Sunday’s high-stakes Guinness Six Nations match against France in Paris, and Zander is adamant he will never take it for granted that he and his brother are able to represent their country together Promo
  
  I was really lucky I had that group around me to keep me going Promo
  
  ”The Fagersons have a light-hearted sibling rivalry Promo
  
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  ”Fagerson is hoping to enjoy his second victory in successive visits to Paris after the Scots triumphed in a behind-closed-doors match in the French capital two years ago Promo
  
  “One of my best moments in a Scotland shirt was when he got his first cap in America Promo
  
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  “We won over there without fans so it will be a bit different having fans back, but that excites me” he said Promo
  
  He’s getting a bit ahead of himself if he thinks he's the master Promo
  
  ”Fagerson is hoping to enjoy his second victory in successive visits to Paris after the Scots triumphed in a behind-closed-doors match in the French capital two years ago Promo
  
  “We are quite harsh with each other Promo
  
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  “I make sure I enjoy every game I play for Glasgow or Scotland because you never know when it might stop Promo
  
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  He is doing alright Promo
  
  “He’s getting a bit ahead of himself if he thinks he’s the master,” smiled the prop Promo
  
  I was really lucky I had that group around me to keep me going Promo
  
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  “I was pretty worried at the start with the mechanism of the injury,” when asked if he was always confident he could recover in time to play in the tournament Promo
  
  After sitting out the opening Six Nations victory away to England, he was thrown straight back into the starting XV for the recent home win over Wales Promo
  
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  It was so special Promo
  
  In an interview earlier this week, Matt joked that the student had become the master and that he was now offering tips and advice to his older brother, but Zander dismissed any such notion Promo
  
  “On a weekly basis I had little small goals that I kept ticking off Promo
  
  ”The Fagersons have a light-hearted sibling rivalry Promo
  
  “He’s been doing it for a number of years now Promo
  
  “With the fans back, it will be a different atmosphere but we are definitely up for it Promo
  
  I’m quite an impatient guy so I had those little goals to keep me happy and progressing every week Promo
  
  Scotland prop Zander Fagerson will continue to savour every moment of playing alongside his younger brother for club and country Promo
  
  “I’m always really proud of him and it’s great to see him get the plaudits he deserves,” he said Promo
  
  It was kind of a rollercoaster Promo
  
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  Zander Fagerson on brother Matt“He’s doing what I’ve always seen him do and I’m just really proud of him Promo
  
  “We try to better ourselves every week Promo
  
  We just have to make sure we can block out the noise and if we stick to our game-plan we can get a win Promo
  
  The Glasgow Warriors siblings have been mainstays of the national team for much of the past five years, with 27-year-old Zander having accumulated 55 caps since his debut in 2016 and 24-year-old number eight Matt notching 30 appearances since his bow in dark blue two years later Promo
  
  If I’m looking to do extras after training I always pick him because I know he’s not going to give it to me easy Promo
  
  “I didn’t know I had hamstrings because I usually don’t go fast enough to hurt them! I heard a pop and thought, ‘oh no, here we go’ Promo
  
  “It’s a dream come true for me,” he said when asked to reflect on the fact they have both become such integral members of Gregor Townsend’s burgeoning team Promo
  
  Both are expected to start in Sunday’s high-stakes Guinness Six Nations match against France in Paris, and Zander is adamant he will never take it for granted that he and his brother are able to represent their country together Promo
  
  We like to bully each other up Promo
  
  ”The elder Fagerson brother’s involvement in the Six Nations was in doubt after he suffered a hamstring injury at the start of December Promo
  
  “At first I felt it was all right but I got my scan and went to see a specialist and he said it looked pretty serious Promo
  
  “He is doing alright Promo
  
  “One of my best moments in a Scotland shirt was when he got his first cap in America Promo
  
  But he’s definitely not the master!”Zander is delighted at the way Matt has followed in his footsteps and cemented himself in the national team over the past few years Promo