David Johnston is pictured above playing for The Barbarians.
Career Record: Played 27, Won 14, Drew 2, Lost 11.
Test Points: 16
Tries: 4.
1979 v New Zealand (Murrayfield) L 20-6 (FN)
1980 v Ireland (Dublin) L 22-15 (FN)
1980 v France (Murrayfield) W 22-14 (FN)
1980 v Wales (Cardiff) L 17-6 (FN)
1980 v England (Murrayfield) L 30-18 (FN)
1981 v Romania (Murrayfield) W 12-6
1981 v Australia (Murrayfield) W 24-15
1982 v England (Murrayfield) D 9-9 (FN)
1982 v Ireland (Dublin) L 21-12 (FN)
1982 v France (Murrayfield) W 16-7 (FN)
1982 v Wales (Cardiff) W 34-18 (FN)
1982 v Australia (Brisbane) W 12-7
1982 v Australia (Sydney) L 33-9
1983 v Ireland (Murrayfield) L 15-13 (FN)
1983 v France (Paris) L 19-15 (FN)
1983 v Wales (Murrayfield) L 19-15 (FN)
1983 v New Zealand (Murrayfield) D 25-25
1984 v Wales (Cardiff) W 15-9 (FN)
1984 v England (Murrayfield) W 18-6 (FN)
1984 v Ireland (Dublin) W 32-9 (FN)
1984 v France (Murrayfield) W 21-12 (FN)
1984 v Romania (Bucharest) L 28-22
1986 v France (Murrayfield) W 18-17 (FN)
1986 v Wales (Cardiff) L 22-15 (FN)
1986 v England (Murrayfield) W 33-6 (FN)
1986 v Ireland (Dublin) W 10-9 (FN)
1986 v Romania (Bucharest) W 33-18
David Johnston attended George Watson's College in Edinburgh and played
rugby union, captaining the Scotland schoolboys team. He also played football,
even though his school didn't have football teams. Johnston attracted the
attention of football scouts with his performances for the Hutchison Vale boys club.
He signed for Heart of Midlothian in 1977 and made one appearance in a
First Division match against Dundee, but was substituted due to injury.
He left Heart of Midlothian in 1978 and became a rugby player, while also
studying for a law degree. (Wikipedia)