TOM JORDAN feels right at home playing for Scotland - but admits it was the last thing on his mind when he arrived here five years ago.
The New Zealander made his debut for Gregor Townsend's side against Fiji on Saturday after qualifying on residential grounds.
Jordan was sent on late in the first half for Glasgow team-mate Kyle Rowe and made an instant impression with his carrying and tackling.
The former Ayrshire Bulls player only flew across the world for a change of scenery, but ended up falling in love with the country and never looked back.
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