Tributes paid to Cowdenbeath FC stalwart Colin Harrower

Colin Harrower scooped the Blue Brazil Lottery in 2019 and and he is pictured picking up his winner's cheque from chairman Donald Findlay <i>(Image: Jim Stark)</i>
Colin Harrower scooped the Blue Brazil Lottery in 2019 and and he is pictured picking up his winner's cheque from chairman Donald Findlay (Image: Jim Stark)
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AS another football season draws to its close, the Cowdenbeath FC family sadly learned on Saturday of the passing of a fellow fan of many seasons, Colin Harrower, at the age of 68. 

Colin was a Cowden stalwart for well over 30 years and was one of the founder members of the Junction Bar Cowdenbeath Supporters Club. 

Said club director, David Allan: “He travelled many a mile to support the Blue Brazil and shared in so many of the highs and lows experienced by the club in that era. 

“There were indeed some unforgettable great days and celebrations that Colin truly enjoyed. 

“He was a familiar face to all Cowden fans, on the supporters bus, in the pub, and on the terracing at Central Park. 

“He of course also worked for so many years down at Rosyth Dockyard, where he was the gaffer of Cowden's legendary 'keeper Raymie Allan. 

“He will be truly missed by everyone at Cowdenbeath FC and by his fellow supporters. 

"Our condolences go out to Liz, Craig and Grant at this very sad time."

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