Tributes have been pouring in this week from across the rugby world to a Stirling County legend who passed away last week.
Stewart Hamilton, who captained the Bridgehaugh side to their championship winning season back in 1995, died on Thursday at the age of 67 - with the news being greeted with shock from friends and former teammates.
Former second-row ‘Hammy’ was an icon for the Stirling club and is widely recognised by several stellar names in Scottish rugby as the best player never to have represented his country, having only made Scotland B appearances during his career.
