Crude legendary Rangers goalkeeper, Andy Goram drew huge cheers from Rangers fans yesterday at the opening of his new pub in Blantyre, Lanarkshire when he claimed he called ex-Celtic striker Pierre Van Hooijdonk a “non-white, unclean, non-Protestant with no father” after saving a penalty in a crunch Old Firm match in 1996.
Goram, 44, was speaking at a boozy Q&A session at the opening of his pub with lawyer pal Donald Findlay QC as reported in the Scottish Sun
During his rantings he accused bed-hopping Ibrox No1 Allan McGregor of “giving goalies a bad name”.
Donald Findlay who resigned as Gers vice-chairman in 1999 after he was caught on video singing The Billy Boys — piped up: “The only problem with that, Goram, is that you f***ing did it when you weren’t a single man.”