Stagecoach driver Gordon Stirling, a Killie supporter, died following a collision between his single-decker vehicle and a Ford Transit van.
A tragic bus driver who died in a horror crash was honoured at today’s Scottish Premiership clash between his beloved Kilmarnock FC and Motherwell. Stagecoach driver Gordon Stirling, who is from the Crosshouse area, died following a collision between his single-decker vehicle and a Ford Transit van.
Police Scotland previously confirmed that his death is being treated as murder. A 42-year-old man has been arrested in connection. In the 23rd minute, a nod to Gordon's age, fans came together to applaud in his memory. It is understood the players attempted to stop play during the memorial.
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