Days video is remembering the great players we have seen at Craven Park also including Rovers first try scored at Wembley by Alan Burwell in 1964 and the first major trophy victory against St Helens in 1977 with tries from Ged Dunn, Mike Smith, Clive Sullivan and Steve Hartley.

Days of Our Lives video is a celebration of the great teams of the 1980s and the wonderful rugby played by them. There is also a comparison with later stars showing their scoring ability.

Heritage numbers 1 to 500 represents the Heritage number given to each player on making his first team debut. This video is of the players heritage numbers. In the background are team photos roughly corresponding to the names going through. Numbers 1 to 15 represent the players who played in Rovers first game on 26/2/1898. Successive debutants were given the next number. Heritage number 500 was awarded on 24/4/1948. The first two pictures are from the late 1890s.

Heritage numbers 1001 to 1265 represents the Heritage number given to each player on making his first team debut. This video is of the players heritage numbers. In the background are team photos roughly corresponding to the names going through. Number 1001 represent the players who played his first game on 29/5/2000. Successive debutants were given the next number. Heritage number 1265 was awarded on 9/10/2020. The first picture was from 2001.

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’.

Heritage numbers 501 to 1000 represents the Heritage number given to each player on making his first team debut. This video is of the players heritage numbers. In the background are team photos roughly corresponding to the names going through. Number 501 represent the players who played his first game on 24/4/1948. Successive debutants were given the next number. Heritage number 1000 was awarded on 26/5/2000. The first picture was from 1949.

Those Were The Days video is a memory of the Supporters Club and its Members. The clubhouse (the tavern) was a great meeting place for entertainment and enjoyment in particular to participate in the success of the team in the 70s and 80s. Unfortunately, the good times came to an end and with it came the demise of the Supporters Club. The chance to meet, talk and reminisce had gone. Fortunately, a new meeting place was introduced, the Legends Lounge. By the involvement of the Heritage Committee, it was once again possible to meet and discuss Rovers once again and talk about the days of our successes.

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