Scotland rugby legends take supplies to Ukraine in 4x4s
Four former Scotland international rugby players are taking supplies to Ukraine in jeeps which they will then donate to charities.
He said he had called on his friends, asking them to help the Ukrainian people rebuild their lives. Former Scotland international flanker Finlay Calder had instantly agreed."Deano had heard about it and contacted me and of course I see Gordon on a regular basis with my cycling and mentioned it to him and he said, 'we'll come'".
Tukalo added: "I don't think he ever envisaged leaving the place that he was born, never to return, so I'm going to complete a journey that he was unfortunately never able to complete."
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