Gassing Out Loud

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

    Darrell Clarke's transfer priorities and a review of the 2017/18 season
    May 3 2018
    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 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    21 mins
  • 14: Which of Bristol Rovers’ debutants could go on to enjoy a successful career?

    14: Which of Bristol Rovers’ debutants could go on to enjoy a successful career?
    Apr 17 2018
    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 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    18 mins
  • 13: Darrell Clarke is likely to be a wanted man and the youngsters to watch out for

    13: Darrell Clarke is likely to be a wanted man and the youngsters to watch out for
    Apr 5 2018
    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 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    17 mins

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