Paul Buckle becoming new manager of Bristol Rovers

Paul Buckle has left Torquay to take up the vacant manager position at Bristol Rovers. Buckle, who led the Gulls to the League Two play-off final, where they lost 1-0 to Stevenage on Saturday, becomes the permanent successor to Dave Penney. Rovers' caretaker manager, Stuart Campbell, was unable to save the club from relegation to League Two.

"I leave Torquay with a heavy heart after four fantastic years, which included three cup finals and reinstating their place back in the Football League," Buckle told the Bristol Rovers website. "The club now has a solid foundation both on and off the pitch which will serve them well in the coming seasons. I always wanted to leave Torquay on a high and I am blessed that I can do that.
The chance to become Bristol Rovers manager was far too good an opportunity to turn down. I intend to do everything in my power to take Rovers back where they belong."

Good news for Bristol Rovers he was a good coach.

Too right!
I think Dave Penney was a big waste of time, he was crap and did nothing good for the club.
Paul Trollope was good although despite being sacked, he was a good manager for the club.

The fact that Bristol Rovers have already gotten through Paul Buckle and now have another manager since I posted this shows something.

No-one cares about Bris'ol.

I care about Bris'ol very much thank you.

Yeah, but you care about Bris'ol, (means you must be off your nut) so you don't count.