Remaining Fixtures Thread And Poll

A good honest interview wasn't at the game but it sounds as if our normally reliable defensive players didn't perform to the level they have set. I think the lowest we can finish is 10th and if the results go our way the highest we can finish is 8th a pretty good season and I am glad I have my season ticket for next season for another roller coaster ride that is Bristol Rovers

 

It's been a fantastic few years, and hopefully with the right additions we'll keep moving forward next season. Can't wait.

 

I'm going fishing

 

We take a quick look at this weekend's opponents Millwall

Darrell's View: "The play-offs are gone but we still want to end the season on a high and we owe it to Southend and Rochdale to go out there and put in a performance against Millwall. You can watch Darrell's full press conference by clicking here.

Opposition: Sunday's opponents Millwall currently occupy the final play-off spot in the League One table with 70 points from their 45 games this season. The Lions have their own fate in their own hands, knowing a win on Sunday will secure play-off football going into May. However, a draw or a loss to Darrell Clarke's side could pave the way for Southend United or Rochdale who entertain Bury and Bradford City respectively.

One to Watch - #9 - Lee Gregory - Striker

The twenty-eight-year-old striker is Millwall's leading goalscorer this season, with fifteen goals in all competitions.
Gregory was on the books of Mansfield Town as a trainee, but the striker failed to make an impact for the Stags and eventually moved to Halifax Town.
During his spell at Halifax, the forward achieved the impressive goal return of twenty-nine goals in just over thirty-five games which drew the attention of Millwall and the striker signed at the Den in June 2014.
Gregory has been ever-present for the Lions this season, adding four assists to his healthy goal tally. On average the striker finds the net every 196 minutes.
Last Time Out: 10 man Rovers suffered a heavy 4-0 defeat at the Den back in November as Aiden O'Brien, Shaun Williams, Lee Gregory and Harry Smith all hit the back of the net following Daniel Leadbitter's 14th minute red card.

Betting: Bristol Rovers are the 12/5 outsiders with Sky Bet to bag three points against a Millwall side that are looking to secure the final play-off place.The Lions, coming off the back of a 3-0 loss at home to Oxford, are the 21/20 favourites to win on the road.
Rovers are facing a defence which has conceded seven goals in the last three games, so there is value in Bristol Rovers to win and over 2.5 goals at 4/1 with Sky Bet.

Keeping Up With The Game: Full match commentary of Rovers game against Millwall can be heard through Gas PlayerHD. Supporters can access our LIVE match coverage by clicking here.
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Good interview from DC looking to bring in 10 / 11 players if the ones offered contracts accept could be an interesting Summer. Really pleased Manse and Mildy offered coaching jobs I think they will be good examples to the younger players

 

Think we will sign off with a win 2-1

 

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Off the top sides in this division Millwall were the worst, I would rather someone else went up but if they do go up at least we wont have large bills for policing the matches against them

 

A decent season but defensively still very poor 8 goals conceded in the last two games is very disappointing. Maybe a whole new back line is in order