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Dorian joined the Tartan Army in 2007. (Image: Collect)<\/p>\nDorian Watt started going to Scotland games after being blown away by the atmophere at Hampden.Dorian joined the Tartan Army in 2007. (Image: Collect)<\/p>\n
Tributes have poured in after the death of a legendary Tartan Army<\/a> foot soldier.<\/p>\n Dorian Watt, from Arbroath, was laid to rest today, Thursday, July 31, after passing away<\/a> earlier this month.<\/p>\n She had followed the national team <\/a>on television for a number of years but became of a Tartan Army stalwart after being blown away by the atmosphere at her first game at Hampden against Lithuania in 2007.<\/p>\n Dorian was a proud member of her home town’s Tartan Army <\/a>and travelled to the games on a supporters bus that leaves from the Station Bar.<\/p>\n A spokesperson for the pub said: “Today we said goodbye to one of life’s lovely people . Dorian will be sorely missed by everyone at the Station.<\/a><\/p>\n “Someone who lived life to the full and was the life and soul<\/a> of the party. No Dor, No Party.”<\/p>\n Alex Stott commented: “What devastating news I have just seen that Dorian Watt<\/a> has passed away.<\/p>\n “A brilliant girl and true legend. Dorian was there on one of my first trips<\/a> on the Station bus. RIP, sweetheart Gone but never forgotten.<\/p>\n Steven Swankie said: “Dorian will always be in our hearts. She was always the life and soul at the parties at the footy, home and away.<\/a><\/p>\n “I can’t believe my cousin passed away before me. Love you loads.”<\/p>\n![\"Dorian](\"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/uk\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/07\/0_dorian.png\")
Dorian pictured on a Scotland trip. (Image: Collect)<\/p>\n