Colin Cramb, arguably a cult hero amongst Rovers fans, only spent two seasons with the reds but the impact he left during the dark days under the ownership of “Uncle” Ken Richardson and his puppet Mark Weaver.
Cramb would go on to amass 25 goals in just 62 games during his time at Belle Vue, controversially being sold for a measly a £125,000 to Bristol City at a time where Rovers had just entered administration, were playing in a half burnt out stadium and all hope had seemed lost.
Colin Cramb, arguably a cult hero amongst Rovers fans, only spent two seasons with the reds but the impact he left during the dark days under the ownership of “Uncle” Ken Richardson and his puppet Mark Weaver.
Cramb would go on to amass 25 goals in just 62 games during his time at Belle Vue, controversially being sold for a measly a £125,000 to Bristol City at a time where Rovers had just entered administration, were playing in a half burnt out stadium and all hope had seemed lost.
