Very sad day, greatest player and coach we'll ever have.

Condolences to Roger's family.

THE Legend.

It has been a privilege to watch the master play. I have so many great memories of him as both a player and a coach. The win at Wembley with a broken jaw, taking on the Aussies in test matches and coaching rovers in their most successful period. He was a small man with such a brave heart. Nothing ever fazed him, he would always beat brawn with sublime skill. For me he is the best player to ever put on a rovers shirt, a true legend. RIP Roger the Dodger.

When the opposition 'hate' a player but you know they would do anything to snatch him up if they could, you know how good that player really is.

I saw Roger play both live and on TV for you and GB a class act on the field and in the interviews I have seen and read.

Bracketed along with Neil Fox, Alex Murphy and a few others he was a veritable 'giant' of our game.

Condolences to his family and Hull KR there will never be another Roger 'the dodger' Millward.

RIP Roger Millward. One of the game's greats and THE club legend. So sad to hear of his death, taken from us way too early.

Saw him make his debut for our beloved team back in 66 I think. It was just after my birthday I remember that. What a player, what a bloke!

I am lucky enough to have watched him, admired him, met him and remembered him. I have a lump in my throat looking back fondly. Thank you Roger.

Very sad news.

RIP Roger.

I was lucky to see him when I was younger. Always carried himself as a gentleman.

In an arena where your courage is constantly tested Roger's bravery was beyond question. His calmness and ability as good as any.

As an international and club player one of the very best. Went to Australia and succeeded there.
As a coach was an innovator and a won everything.

Our greatest player

Our greatest coach

To be one is an incredible achievement. To be both is truly remarkable.

A fitting tribute should be made to this fabulous rugby man.

So sorry you've left us. Condolences to your friends and family.

Well said i do not think in fact i know not one of the last 20 teams have been able to match him

Rest In Peace Roger.

I didn't get to see him play but had the privilege of chatting to him in the Torch pub at Wembley last year before the game, he was a proud man that day so I can imagine what 1980 meant to him. A thoroughly decent human being taken too soon. Bless him.

We won't see his like again.

RIP Roger, pure class on and off the pitch.

Has to be time for a statue outside CP.

Was thinking the same thing myself

Has to be. Who do we lobby to get it done.

One of him with the cup.