A sea of memorabilia and flowers was left by the mourners at Ibrox's gates.
Many Glaswegians visited the venue to say goodbye to the footballer, who was voted Rangers' greatest ever goalkeeper when a poll was carried out by the club's fans in 1999.He said: “I’m really sad. I have been a season ticket holder for about 40 years.“He was the best goalkeeper in Britain.Carol and John Robertson, both 59 and from the city, said: “We brought orange roses for the greatest goalie ever. He will be sadly missed by the whole of Glasgow and everywhere.
Alistair Brizzli, 61, from Bonnybridge, said: “I’m emotional, he was a great friend and this is such a sad loss at such a young age.“His legacy will remain not just for the Rangers family but Motherwell, Hibs and the whole of
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