Doddie's match ball delivery voted Murrayfield Moment

Doddie's appearance on November 18, 2017 came just months after the 61-cap Scotland and British & Irish Lions forward revealed his diagnosis with motor neuron disease (MND).

- by Martyn Simpson

Doddie Weir with sons Hamish, Angus and Ben at Murrayfield Stadium in November 2017 (Image: SNS Group/SRU/Gary Hutchison)

(SNS Group/SRU/Gary Hutchison)

He died in November 2022 after living with the condition for more than six years.

Weir, who represented Scotland between 1990 and 2000 and toured South Africa with the Lions in 1997, was one of the sport's most beloved figures, celebrated as much for his humour and humanity as for his performances on the field.