The Ibrox legend died one year ago
She said: “We can hardly believe it’s been a year since Andy died. We talked about what sort of memorial we could create for him.“But we found out it’s not as straightforward picking a spot. We need to get permission from certain people and also make sure that the tree won’t be uprooted after a few years.The family are keeping the location of the tree a secret so that it will remain a private place for close friends and family to pay tribute to him.
Miriam said final preparations are now being made for the wedding of Goram’s son Danny to his long-term partner Chelsea in England. She said: “Danny was so proud of his dad and last year was tough for him and Chelsea, so there’s no doubt Andy will be remembered on the day.”
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