Another Fantastic Home Win!

Rovers thrash Accrington Stanley in the last home game of the season 5-1!!!

Official Bristol Rovers match review.

Creutzfeldt–Jakob Disease Fundraiser

London Gas raising money for CJD research on the 17th May. Please support us with a donation.

Details on the Bristol Rovers Website.

Dagenham and Redbridge Away, 5th May 2012

The last game of the season takes place at the London Borough of Barking and Dagenham Stadium on 5th May 2012. Kick-off is 3pm, but we'll be meeting in the stadium bar from 12.30pm.

Further info

Info on the ground from Footballgroundguide.co.uk

Directions to the stadium from DRFCs website

TfL Journeyplanner

London Gas Drinks May 2012

The drinks for May 2012 will be held at The Prince Albert pub, 76 Colombo Street, London SE1 8DP. Start arriving from 6.30pm on Thursday 10th May. The nearest stations are Waterloo, Waterloo East, Southwark and Blackfriars. There are also decent bus services serving nearby Waterloo and along Blackfriars Road.

Pub details;
The Prince Albert on Beer in the Evening

Plan your journey to the drinks by using TfLs Journey Planner

BBC Sport - Port Vale v Bristol Rovers

 BBC Sport summary of todays game Vs Port Vale taking place at Vale Park, Burslem. A safe trip to all Gasheads heading north today! UTG!!!

Hopefully a win for Rovers today to help us finish the season on a high note.


BBC Sport - Port Vale v Bristol Rovers

BBC Sport - Bristol Rovers 7-1 Burton Albion

 Just in case you didnt see this, Rovers won last weekend! 7-1, 7-1, 7-1!!!!

BBC Sport - Bristol Rovers 7-1 Burton Albion

London Gas

Take a look at the London Gas page on Facebook. Sign up if you like as there's always lots of discussion going on about all things Bristol Rovers, and other random stuff!


London Gas

BBC Sport - Football - Bristol Rovers

 Latest news from the BBC Website on Bristol Rovers.

BBC Sport - Football - Bristol Rovers

London Gas CJD Charity Walk

Paul Davis, a member of London Gas, the Official Bristol Rovers Supporters Group for London is raising money for the groups nominated charity this May. He'll be walking to and from work on Thursday 17th May 2012, which is a distance of 28 miles (14 miles each way) - Croydon to Kings Cross and back.

This is the 3rd year he's undertaken this charity walk, having walked into work on Thursday 29th April 2010 raising £500 and Thursday 12th May 2011 raising £400 in the process for the CJD Support Network. I want to build on last year by walking further, so help me better the total this year.


Why I’m Doing it.
The walk is to raise money for the CJD Support Network because of a fellow Bristol Rovers supporter, Julian Bailey, who died of CJD in February 2010. Juilan was an all round great bloke, school teacher, musician and a Rovers supporter for over 50 years. He's in the photo opposite, wearing glasses.
The CJD Support Network is a patient support group providing help and support for people with all strains of Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease, their carers and concerned professionals. 
About the Disease
Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease (or sometimes known as Jakob-Creutzfeldt Disease) is one of a group of rare brain disorders known as prion diseases which occur both in humans and certain animals. The infectious agent, or prion, attacks the brain, killing cells. Gaps in brain tissue develop, giving the brain a characteristic sponge-like appearance under the microscope.
Prions may exist in the body for many years before symptoms begin, but death may then result within a year. CJD usually attacks people over the age of 55.


Early symptoms of CJD include minor lapses of memory, mood changes and loss of interest. Within weeks an infected person may complain of clumsiness and feeling muddled, become unsteady in walking and may exhibit slow or slurred speech. Eyesight often becomes blurred.
The disease progresses to jerky movements, shakiness and stiffness of limbs, incontinence and the loss of the ability to move or speak. It is likely that the person is no longer aware of their surroundings or disabilities. Eventually the person will need full nursing care.
People affected by CJD usually die within six months of early symptoms, often from pneumonia. In a minority of patients the disease may take two years to run its course. In rare cases, the disease can last for many years.

Thanks for taking the time to visit Paul's JustGiving page.
 http://www.justgiving.com/Paul-Davis-2012