In the final ‘Gassing Out Loud’ of the season Jack and Michelle look back on Bristol Rovers’ season.From the League Cup to the terrible form in the autumn and from Billy Bodin’s departure to 2018’s improvement.They take a look at their favourite moments from the season, and ask who have been the standout performers for Rovers this term, and who needs to pick things up next season.There is also discussion about whether clubs will be interested in Darrell Clarke come the summer and if any players could be moving on from Rovers before the new season.Finally, we also take a look at just who could be joining the Gas in the transfer window. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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Darrell Clarke's transfer priorities and a review of the 2017/18 season

With Bristol Rovers’ season fizzling out in many respects, Jack and Michelle focus their attention on the young players to come on make their debuts in the last few weeks. Who’s impressed and who may feature more regularly next season.  We also chat about Chris Lines’ comments about the social media abuse he’s received following his red card against Fleetwood on Easter Monday. Lines produced the perfect response by firing home an injury time equaliser on Saturday, but had to deal with some unsavoury comments online in the intervening weeks.  With Rovers picking up two draws against top opposition in the last few weeks, Jack and Michelle also discuss if Rovers are benefiting from playing with more freedom now they’re out of the play-off race, and if conversely, those sides visitng the Mem are feeling the heat.  In two weeks’ time we will be doing our big end of season review podcast, so if you have any questions you want answering or comments you want to make about Rovers’ season then let us know in the comments below or via Twitter @bristollivebrfc. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

14: Which of Bristol Rovers’ debutants could go on to enjoy a successful career?

The latest Gassing Out Loud podcast from the Bristol Post discusses Bristol Rovers' Easter period and the defeat to Fleetwood Town which ended their play-off hopes.  Jack Vittles talks about the youngster who could come into the side to cover the large number of injuries in the squad.  And they also chat about potential interest in Darrell Clarke after another impressive season with the Gas. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

13: Darrell Clarke is likely to be a wanted man and the youngsters to watch out for

Jack and Michelle discuss all the fallout from the Plymouth defeat, ponder if Rovers still have play-off ambitions and there's a new CEO in town! For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

12: Plymouth problems, play-off probabilities and a new CEO

The latest Gassing Out Loud podcast from the Bristol Post discusses the crucial victory over MK Dons, the impact of Ellis Harrison and how debutant Luke Russe fared. Gregor and Michelle judge whether the Gas can secure a play-off spot as their form continues to improve. And they also look at the games against Northampton Town and Plymouth Argyle. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

11: Bristol Rovers' play-off chances assessed, the week that will make or break the season and community work highlighted

In the latest episode of Gassing Out Loud, host Michelle Owen is joined by Bristol Rovers reporter Jack Vittles to look back at the positive recent form and the defeat to AFC Wimbledon on Saturday. They reflect on two years of Rovers president Wael Al Qadi and what the Al Qadi family has put into the club. They also discuss the latest on the redevelopment of the Memorial Stadium and talk about the game against Scunthorpe United on Saturday. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

10: What the Al Qadi's have achieved at Bristol Rovers and the latest on the redevelopment of the Mem

Michelle Owen sits down with Jack Vittles to look back at Bristol Rovers' transfer window business. They discuss the arrivals of Tony Craig and Kyle Bennett after the deadline had closed. Jack has been speaking with Darrell Clarke about the signings and he has the very latest from the camp. Clarke's transfer frustrations are discussed before attention turns to the clash against Shrewsbury Town. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

9: Bristol Rovers window assessed, Craig and Bennett in and Darrell Clarke's transfer frustrations

Jack Vittles and Michelle Owen offer the very latest transfer news for Bristol Rovers. Darrell Clarke has already made his first signing and more could be on the way. Jack also reflects on the amazing support at Blackpool and talks about the revelations about the Memorial Stadium pitch. They also discuss Kitty, the 103-year-old Rovers supporter and look ahead to the Bradford City clash.  For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

8: Darrell Clarke's transfer plans, pitch concerns continue and why Bradford City is winnable

Jack Vittles and Michelle Owen reflect on the news that Billy Bodin has joined Preston North End. Jack has spoken with chairman Steve Hamer about the deal and has the inside track on the transfer. Plus Jack explains how the Gas could reinvest the money and who could replace him at the Mem. They also talk about where the season could go and problems with the pitch at the Memorial Stadium. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

7: Who could replace Billy Bodin? January transfer update and pitch concerns

Jack Vittles and Michelle talk through the defeat at a freezing Gillingham, Darrell Clarke's reaction on his 40th birthday, whether he is the man to take the club forward, and which positions do the Gas need to go shopping for. Also how should the club handle the Billy Bodin contract situtation. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

6: Rovers transfer chat, Billy Bodin's contract and inconsistency

Jack and Michelle talk through Rovers' hugely important win against Rotherham and look ahead to the Southend and Gillingham matches. Billy Bodin's future is also discussed in detail as well as all the latest developments in the ongoing saga with the Memorial Stadium redevelopment and training ground latest. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

5: Rovers grab vital win, Memorial Stadium update, and is it bye bye Bodin?

Jack Vittles and Michelle Owen reflect on Rovers' woeful 3-1 home defeat to AFC Wimbledon. Eight defeats in nine matches, should the pressure be on manager Darrell Clarke? For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

4: The latest on Darrell Clarke's future; how long should Rovers give him?

Jack Vittles and Michelle Owen look back at Rovers' FA Cup exit and try to work out where they go from here. Does five defeats from six matches tell the full story? And do Rovers need to strengthen in January? For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

3: Rovers out of the FA Cup and in a slump, where do they go next?

With Bristol Post Rovers' reporter away John Evely steps into his shoes to talk everything about the club with normal host Michelle Owen. After a tough week which brought three defeats for the Gas John and Michelle discuss the Pirates' form and social media mistakes amongst other things. This week former Rovers man Nick Tanner is the guest on the show and he talks about his time at the club and how he swapped The Gas for Liverpool FC and his new book. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

2: Rovers lose three in a row, Darrell Clarke complaints and Nick Tanner drops in

Jack Vittles and Michelle Owen look back on a sensational 6-0 victory for Rovers against Northampton and discuss where that leaves the Gas in the very early race for the top six. We also talk about Wael Al-Qadi joining the away fans at Sixfields and whether Rovers can stop unbeaten Shrewsbury next week.Steve Phillips is our first ever guest on the show and talks about moving from City to Rovers, being part of Rovers' 2007 promotion winning side and his Turkish nightmare For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

1: Rovers hit six at Sixfields, play off chances assessed and Steve Phillips chats

The Gassing Out Loud podcast brings you the very latest news and discussions on Bristol Rovers hosted by Michelle Owen and the Bristol Post’s Rovers reporter Jack Vittles who will be joined by special guests to get into the big (and not so big) talking points. Get involved and comment below the line. Be it transfer news, Darrell Clarke, Wael al-Qadi or the Memorial Stadium- this podcast touches anyone or anything that's as Blue as the Gas.

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