Andy Goram diagnosed with terminal cancer

The ex-Scotland stopper - who won 43 caps - first felt ill around seven weeks ago, when he was struggling to eat and drink, but he initially ignored the symptoms after failing to get a face-to-face appointment with his GP.
The ex-Scotland stopper - who won 43 caps - first felt ill around seven weeks ago, when he was struggling to eat and drink, but he initially ignored the symptoms after failing to get a face-to-face appointment with his GP.

The ex-Scotland stopper - who won 43 caps - first felt ill around seven weeks ago, when he was struggling to eat and drink, but he initially ignored the symptoms after failing to get a face-to-face appointment with his GP.

Former Rangers, Manchester United and Scotland goalkeeper Andy Goram has vowed to "fight like he has never fought before" after revealing he has been diagnosed with terminal cancer.

The Ibrox club - with whom he earned legendary status during a trophy-laden seven years in the 1990s - announced last month that the 58-year-old was being treated for the illness.

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