Andy Goram told loved ones he wanted his funeral service to be a full house. The Rangers legend said his final farewell should be packed with family, friends and fans.
He picked Wellington Church in Glasgow’s west end because it can hold 900 people. The 58-year-old asked ex team-mates Ally McCoist, John Brown and former club chairman Donald Findlay QC to give a eulogy.
Goram, considered by fans to be Rangers’ greatest-ever keeper, lost his battle with oesophageal cancer on July 2. His death came just 10 weeks after he was told he was terminally ill.
