Former Edinburgh hooker Stevie Scott has been appointed by Scottish Rugby as a specialist skills coach._His appointment is part of Scottish Rugby’s commitment to long-term player development and underlines the importance of life-long involvement in the game.Remember all our former players are invited to become part of this season’s Legends Lounge where supporters can talk about the game with the all-time greats in a welcoming environment.The 35-year-old, who featured 20 times for Edinburgh in the Heineken Cup, will be working with the Scotland team, age-grade squads, the Scotland Women’s team and both pro-teams, Edinburgh and Glasgow Warriors, on lineout throwing._As part of his role he also has a responsibility to work as coach to National Academy players and to identify, train and deploy a team of specialist coaches to work throughout the country and assist in the development of throwing skills at all levels of the game._Scott played for 18 years, ten of them as a professional with both Edinburgh and the Borders, winning 11 caps for Scotland._ He decided to hang up his boots at the end of last season after he had helped Gala win promotion to Scottish Hydro Electric Premiership Division 2._My decision to retire as a player is only really beginning to sink in. I want to concentrate on passing on my experience, he explained.