HE was one of the most colourful players to ever pull on a Rangers shirt. And now he's hoping fans lap up his own range of colourful shirts! That's the career change one Rangers cult hero is embarking on, as he steps into the world of retail. Marvin Andrews achieved iconic status at Ibrox for the part he played in the Helicopter Sunday season of 2004-05. Mostly because he perhaps shouldn't have actually played at all due to the serious knee injury he suffered midway through the season. After damaging his cruciate ligament, it was expected the defender would be out for months. But he defied the doctors and upset the odds - returning to the pitch within a matter of weeks and helping steer the Light Blues to the title. His motto of "Keep Believing" endeared him to the Gers faithful as he played through the pain barrier, maintaining belief that God would keep him fit. And he's now making that motto the centrepiece of his new business. Andrews, 49, has released a line of clothing under the name of 'The Bear That Keeps Believing' (TBTKB). The collection includes t-shirts, polo shirts, hoodies, fleeces, jogging shorts and beanie hats. The former Rangers, Livingston and Raith Rovers centre-back, who arrived in Scotland after starting his career in his homeland of Trinidad & Tobago playing for a BREWERY team, has started flogging his clobber on social media. Punters can shop the range via Soccer Shop Direct. T-shirts are priced between £17 and £23 and polo shirts at £22-£23. Both a lightweight and heavy hoodie are available, costing between £23-£27 for the lighter version and £34 for a heavyweight one. Quarter-zips and full-zip fleeces are on sale for £33 and £35 with shorts listed between £22 and £27 depending on the material and colour. Tammie hats and bobble hats can be bought for £13 and £14 respectively. Keep up to date with ALL the latest news and transfers at the Scottish Sun football page