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Steve Evans Is Here. Now the Board Must Step Forward

Steve Evans has been confirmed as the new Bristol Rovers manager on a contract until the end of the season. So now the focus shifts. First things first. Welcome to Bristol Rovers, Steve Evans. You have our support. The players have our support. The badge always comes before everything else and that will not change. We want you to succeed because your success is our success. But let us be absolutely clear. This appointment does not reset the clock for the ownership. Darrell Cl

Steve Evans Set to Take Charge at Bristol Rovers Until the End of the Season

Bristol Rovers look set to appoint Steve Evans as head coach on a contract until the end of the season, and while emotions around the club remain raw, there is at least a sense of clarity in the short term. This comes after the departure of Darrell Clarke, a man who will always be remembered for what he achieved during his first spell at the club. Clarke gave us some of our best days in recent memory and his return was driven by unfinished business and genuine care for Bristo

Darrell Clarke has been sacked and it hurts

It hurts because this is not just another manager leaving Bristol Rovers. This is a man who rebuilt this football club once before. A man who gave us belief when we had none. Who dragged us up from the bottom and made us proud to follow Rovers again. That first spell will live forever. Promotion at Wembley. A team that fought for the badge. A connection between players and supporters that felt real and honest. Darrell Clarke did not just manage Bristol Rovers. He understood i

Vital Gas Fan Interview : OlSkoolToteEnder

Please note this interview was done before Darrell Clarke was appointed. 1. How did you become a Bristol Rovers fan? Granddad took me to...

Vital Gas Interview: Ashley Kendell

Please note this interview was done before Darrell Clarke was appointed. 1. How did you become a Bristol Rovers fan? Grandad took me...

Vital Gas Interview: Mike Hughes

How did you become a Bristol Rovers fan? Babysitter took me and I was hooked! What’s been your favourite ever Rovers moment? 4-3 away...

Match Preview: Rovers vs Barrow – Building Momentum at the Mem

There’s a real chance for Rovers to kick on now. The mood has lifted massively after back-to-back wins, first grinding it out at Grimsby...

The Gas Are Running On Empty – And the Owners Have Let It Happen

Let’s not dance around it: Bristol Rovers are in serious danger, and we’ve been abandoned by the people who were supposed to lead....

Survival Saturday… on a Monday: Bristol Rovers vs Stevenage Preview

It’s getting late in the season, and Bristol Rovers are running out of time. Monday’s home clash against Stevenage isn’t just another...

Six Straight Defeats – And the Slide Shows No Sign of Stopping

Another Saturday, another defeat. Six in a row now. Twelve conceded in the previous three before today, and still the bleeding won’t stop. Accrington didn’t have to do much. That’s the saddest part. A cross, a tap-in, six minutes on the clock and we were chasing again. The same script we’ve watched for weeks: slow start, cheap goal, uphill battle. To their credit, the lads did rally. Alfie Chang had a drive cleared off the line. Then, out of nowhere, Kamil Conteh thundered in

Lockyer’s Return Overshadowed as Rovers Collapse Again at Crawley

It was meant to be a weekend of hope for Bristol Rovers, the emotional return of Tom Lockyer, a player who embodies everything good about the club. But by full-time at Crawley, hope had turned into humiliation. The Gas were ripped apart 4–0, making it 12 goals conceded in the last three games, and leaving supporters asking the same painful question: where did it all go wrong? Because not long ago, things felt different. Back in September, Rovers were unbeaten — full of belief

Same Old Story as Rovers Crumble Again at the Mem

It’s starting to feel all too familiar for Bristol Rovers. Just a week after being thumped 4–0 by MK Dons, the Gas suffered another humbling defeat — this time a 4–1 loss at home to Tranmere Rovers — in a performance that carried uncomfortable echoes of last season’s struggles. The optimism that had started to build under Darrell Clarke has taken a serious knock. Once again, Rovers looked flat, disjointed, and short of belief — and Tranmere, winless in seven before this, took