It's frightening when you think how far my former club Bristol Rovers have fallen. I was gutted when I left them in 2009, but one of the main reasons I did that was because they were building a team for the Championship. I left them as a very comfortable League One side, so to see them joining us down in the Conference next season will be tough. It's hard to take as an ex-player, especially one that does care about the place and someone who had good years there. My lad's a Bristolian so I've got to look out for them haven't I? But when you look at it, it's a long season and statistically they were one of the worst two teams in League Two – that's why they find themselves where they are. I've no doubt they'll sign some good players this summer and they'll be a threat next year. Just like we saw with Luton this season, Rovers will command some big crowds and will regularly have 5,000 or 6,000 a week, which brings its own pressures."