Scottish rugby legend and MND campaigner Doddie Weir was in Dundee recently to meet and sign a sculpture designed in his honour.
The 48-year-old, who suffers from MND, signed the Oor Doddie statue at the city’s Olympia swimming pool Olympia.
It was designed by Kingspark art teacher Graham Farquhar as a tribute to Weir, who played as a lock and made 61 international appearances for Scotland.
The statue is part of the recently-launched Scotland-wide Big Bucket Trail, which follows the success of the first three years ago in Dundee.
So what are the worst statues in rugby history? Luckily, this is a list of the best rugby-related statues
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1. Jonny Wilkinson
Waxwork at Madame Tussauds
Jonny Wilkinson Statue in Toulon
2. Sebastien Chabal
3. Jonah Lomu
4. Michael Jones
All Blacks legend is captured scoring the first try of the 1987 World Cup. The likeness of him diving for the tryline for the first touchdown of the tournament graces Eden Park in Auckland.
5. Colin Meads
