DEVASTATED
THE wife of a Rangers fan who was killed in Istanbul has paid a heartbreaking tribute to her soulmate as she shared the family's grief for the first time.
Christopher Potter died after he was hit by two cars in Besiktas last Thursday, prior to the Ibrox side's 3-1 victory over Fenerbahce.
The 40-year-old dad of three was pronounced dead at the scene.
He leaves behind wife Holly Potter, 38, and children, Jak, 20, Millie, 13, and Teddy, six, as well as his mum Katie, dad Archie and sisters Charlene and Amanda. Devastated Holly, of Glasgow, described Christopher as a "devoted family man" as she opened up about her loss.
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