By Charles Sale Follow @@charliesale David Wilkie, the former Olympic champion acknowledged as Scotland’s greatest swimmer, was furious at missing out on presenting the Commonwealth Games medals for the event which made him famous. Wilkie, who triumphed in the 200metres breaststroke at Montreal 1976, was due to conduct the ceremony after Michael Jamieson was beaten by Scottish compatriot Ross Murdoch in Glasgow. But Wilkie, the first swimmer to wear a cap and goggles in competition and now a successful businessman, wanted to change into a suit before handing over the gongs. VIDEO Scroll down for Commonwealth Games - Day 4 review
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Scotland’s greatest swimmer was furious at missing out on presenting the Commonwealth Games medals for the event which made him famous
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Wilkie was due to conduct the ceremony after Michael Jamieson was beaten by Scottish compatriot Ross Murdoch in the 200m breaststroke
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There is disappointment within British Swimming that Tom Daley had his boyfriend with him on the flight that made an emergency landing in Russia
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