- Doddie Weir
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George "Doddie" Weir, born 4 July 1970 in Edinburgh, is a Rugby Union player, in the lock position.
George Weir started playing rugby for Stewarts Melville RFC, his former school, in Edinburgh. He studied at the Scottish Agricultural College, gaining an HND, from 1988-1991 . He moved to Melrose RFC in the Borders and was part of the team that won six Scottish club championships. Doddie was first capped for Scotland against Argentina in 1990. He suffered a horrific knee injury as a result of foul play while playing for the British Lions against Mpumalanga Province in the 1997 South African tour. Doddie has won 61 Scottish caps and played for Newcastle Falcons. He finished his playing career together with Gary Armstrong at The Borders in 2004. He is now a manager for Hutchison, a water waste company.
External links
- Dismissal of Williams is the only way to go, says Weir - The Scotsman, March 23, 2005
Scotland squad – 1999 Rugby World Cup Forwards Backs Coach British and Irish Lions – 1997 South Africa tour Forwards Backs Coach Categories:- Scottish rugby union players
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- British and Irish Lions rugby union players from Scotland
- Sportspeople from Edinburgh
- Rugby union locks
- Scotland international rugby union players
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- Melrose RFC players
- Stewart's Melville RFC players
- People educated at Stewart's Melville College
- Scottish rugby union biography stubs
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