News about Andy Goram

Munich is a city close to Bryan Gunn's heart. A member of the Aberdeen squad who secured a goalless draw there on the way to lifting the European Cup Winners' Cup in 1983, he returned a decade later with Norwich City and became the first - and only - Scottish goalkeeper to win in the Bavarian capital. He returns at the age of 60 with his wife and family to watch son Angus keep goal for Scotland in the opening game of Euro 2024 this week. By the end of a nervy 90 minutes against hosts Germany, he hopes to welcome a new entrant to an elite and exclusive club. 'I'm still the only British goalkeeper who has won against Bayern in Munich,' he tells Mail Sport. 'Norwich were 2-1 up heading into the final minutes of the game when I made my best-ever save.'

VIEW BY HUGH MACDONALD: A talk with Pat Nevin can be used to recreate his meandering runs as a player, effectively ending in what is now known as an end product. An hour and a half in a Glasgow bookshop encompasses his son's autism, the death of a Motherwell youth player, the club's leadership, and Andy Goram's treatment of death threats in the aftermath of a portrait of him in front of a UVF flag. The manager's office was also swept for listening devices. Or not.