Specially painted bus commemorating the double winning achievement in season 1983/4.
Pictured with the trophies are Gordon Smith, Gary Prohm, Ian Robinson, Roger Millward, 2 Representatives, Gavin Miller and Mark Broadhurst.

Roger Millward attempting to score against Hull at Craven Park

Frank Foster, Rovers Captain welcomes new signing Roger Milward.

Playing scrum half v Hull 1978

Other players left to right:- Phil Lowe, David Hall, Len Casey, Paul Proctor and John Millington

Roger Millwards last match as coach at Sheffield 31.03.1991

Signing autographs for young supporters in 1968

Carried from the field after breaking leg v Warrington on 4th September 1970.

Roger Millward dives over for a try on his way to a hat-trick in a 42-15 home win over Barrow on Sunday 13 April 1975. The win sealed Rovers promotion back to Division 1. Also in the picture are Rovers players Mick Hughes (left) and Steve Lyons. The referee is the late, great Mick Naughton.

The Impossible Dream video is a tribute to Roger Millward. His ‘Impossible Dream’ was to play at Wembley before he retired. He had achieved most things in rugby including victory over the ‘Unbeatable Foe’ (Australia) but his Wembley dream came true on May 3rd 1980. Despite sustaining a broken jaw in a tackle, Roger still managed to drop a goal and help his side to victory and achieve his ‘Impossible Dream’.

Roger Millward between 15-8-1966 and 3-5-1980, made 406 (399 starts + 7 substitute) appearances, scoring 207 tries. He also scored 597 goals and 10 drop goals.

Roger Millward represented Great Britain and England 46 times. 45 of these were as a Rovers player, the other being as an 18 year old when at Castleford.