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2012–13 Bristol Rovers F.C. season


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clubBristol Rovers
season2012–13
managerMark McGhee
(until 15 December)
John Ward
(from 17 December)
chairmanNick Higgs
chrtitleChairman
stadiumMemorial Stadium
leagueLeague Two
league result14th
cup1FA Cup
cup1 resultFirst round (Eliminated by Sheffield United)
cup2League Cup
cup2 resultFirst round (Eliminated by Ipswich Town)
cup3Football League Trophy
cup3 resultFirst round (Eliminated by Yeovil Town)
league topscorerTom Eaves – 7
season topscorerTwo Players – 7
highest attendance8,646 (vs. Rotherham United 19 February 2013)
lowest attendance2,810 (vs. Yeovil Town 4 September 2012)
average attendance6,105
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(until 15 December) John Ward (from 17 December) The 2012–13 season was the 130th season in '''Bristol Rovers'''' history and their 86th in the Football League. Rovers once again competed in League Two, the lowest level of the Football League, after finishing 13th in the 2011–12 season.

Bristol Rovers met Fleetwood Town for the first time in their history after their promotion from the Conference National. They also played at Rotherham United's New York Stadium and Chesterfield's Proact Stadium for the first time.

Having been bottom of League Two and real contenders to be relegated out of The Football League at the midway point in the season, they went on to win 12 of the final 23 games to steer well clear of the relegation zone and even, briefly, became contenders to reach the play-offs. In the end, Rovers finished 14th, nine points from both the play-offs and relegation zone. The upturn in form coincided with the return of John Ward to the managerial position at Rovers, replacing Mark McGhee who was sacked in December.

Season events

May

  • – Goalkeeper Conor Gough joined Rovers from Charlton Athletic on a two-year contract.
  • – Ellis Harrison, Mitch Harding, Jordan Goddard and Ross Staley were all awarded professional contracts.
  • – Defender Gary Sawyer signed a two-year contract with League One side Leyton Orient after rejecting Rovers' offer of a new deal.
  • – Rovers announced that 10 players would be released upon completion of their contracts at the end of June. Among them was Byron Anthony who had been with the club since 2006.
  • – Jim Paterson agreed a new one-year deal at Rovers.

June

  • – Danny Woodards verbally agreed a new contract with Rovers.
  • – Young winger Shaquille Hunter agreed to sign his first professional contract with Bristol Rovers despite rumoured interest from Manchester City, Liverpool and Fulham.

July

  • – Craig Stanley's contract at Rovers was terminated by mutual consent.
  • – Goalkeeping coach Carl Emberson left for Luton Town joining up with former boss Paul Buckle as assistant manager.
  • – Midfielder Oliver Norburn rejoins Rovers, signing a one-year contract. Wayne Brown signed a new six-month contract.
  • – Northern Ireland Under-21 international Seanan Clucas signed for Rovers on a one-year contract.
  • – Youth Team Coach Jamie Fullarton left Rovers to take up a youth coaching role at Crystal Palace.
  • – Defender Lee Brown signed a contract extension that would keep him at the club until 2014.
  • – Planning permission for Rovers' proposed 21,700 all seater stadium in Frenchay was approved by South Gloucestershire Council with councillors voting 11 to 1 in favour.
  • – Former Rovers striker Marcus Stewart rejoined the club as Youth Development Coach.
  • – Stoke City midfielder Matthew Lund rejoined Rovers on a six-month loan deal.
  • – Rovers agree to sign Faroese international defender Rógvi Baldvinsson from Ålgård FK for an undisclosed fee. Former Bristol City striker David Clarkson agreed a two-year deal with Rovers.
  • – Scotland international defender Garry Kenneth agreed a three-year deal with Rovers.

August

  • – Winger Mustapha Carayol left for Championship side Middlesbrough for an undisclosed fee believed to be around £300,000.
  • – Chris Zebroski left Rovers after one season, joining fellow League Two side Cheltenham Town.
  • – Rógvi Baldvinsson announced that he was to return to Norway and not joining Rovers, citing personal reasons.
  • – German midfielder Fabian Broghammer signed for Rovers after playing a number of pre-season games while on trial.
  • – Chelsea goalkeeper Sam Walker joined on loan until January. Rovers are knocked out of the League Cup in the first round by Ipswich Town.
  • – Rovers agreed the permanent signing of defender Tom Parkes from Leicester City.
  • – Former England goalkeeper Dave Beasant joined Rovers as part-time goalkeeping coach.
  • – Rovers submit an official complaint to the Football League over the circumstances which led to the match with Wycombe Wanderers being abandoned after 66 minutes with Rovers leading 3–1.
  • – Defender Cian Bolger joined Rovers on loan until January from Leicester City. Bolger had previously played for Rovers on loan in the past two seasons.

September

  • – Yeovil Town knock Rovers out of the Football League Trophy in the first round.
  • – Fulham goalkeeper Neil Etheridge joins Rovers on a one-month loan deal.
  • – Striker Tom Eaves joins Rovers on loan from Bolton Wanderers for three months. Former Scotland international Derek Riordan signed on a short-term deal until Christmas. Riordan is currently on bail and is due to go on trial on 9 October over an alleged assault in an Edinburgh nightclub.

October

  • – Midfielder Jordan Goddard and forward Mitch Harding join Gloucester City on loan for one month.
  • – Neil Etheridge's loan from Fulham was extended to 20 December.
  • – Jordan Goddard & Mitch Harding extend their loan deals with Gloucester City for another month.

November

  • – Tom Curtis is appointed Director of the Youth Academy at Rovers, leaving his job as head coach of the Antigua and Barbuda national team in the process.
  • – Sheffield United come from behind to beat Rovers 2–1 in the FA Cup first round. The result meant that Rovers had failed to win a single cup game this season. However, all three cup matches were against higher division sides.
  • – On loan goalkeeper Neil Etheridge was recalled by parent club Fulham.
  • – Guy Branston joined on a month-long loan deal from Aldershot Town.

December

  • – Midfielder Wayne Brown rejected a contract extension, opting to re-join Finnish side TPS.
  • – Manager Mark McGhee was relieved of his duties following the 4–1 away defeat to York City. It followed a run of 10 games with only one win and one draw leaving the club 23rd in League Two.
  • – Former Bristol City, Cheltenham Town, Carlisle United and Colchester United manager John Ward was appointed Bristol Rovers manager for the second time, initially until the end of the season with a view to a contract extension upon its completion. His first spell in charge was between 1993 and 1996 and included a trip to Wembley Stadium in the 1995 Second Division Play-Off Final.
  • – Derek Riordan was officially released by Rovers on completion of his contract after new manager John Ward confirmed he had returned to Scotland on Christmas Eve.
  • – Rovers agreed one-month loan deals with Queens Park Rangers and Colchester United for Tom Hitchcock and John-Joe O'Toole starting 1 January. Rovers also signed goalkeeper Steve Mildenhall from Millwall on an emergency loan which would be extended "as soon as possible".

January

  • – Defender Mark McChrystal joined on a short-term deal from Tranmere Rovers after having a bid for Cian Bolger turned down by Leicester City.
  • – Plans to build a Sainsbury's store on the Memorial Stadium site were approved. This allowed Rovers to proceed with plans to build the proposed UWE Stadium.
  • – Port Vale defender Clayton McDonald joined on an emergency loan.
  • – Stoke City forward Ryan Brunt joined Rovers on a two-and-a-half-year deal.

February

  • – Defender Tom Parkes was named League Two Player of the Month for January by the Football League. Manager John Ward was nominated for January's League Two Manager of the Month but lost out to Martin Allen manager of Gillingham, the only side to score any points against Rovers in January.
  • – French striker Oumare Tounkara signed for Rovers on a deal until the end of the season.

March

  • – Stuart Naylor was appointed new full-time goalkeeping coach until the end of the season, replacing Dave Beasant who was previously in the role part-time.

April

  • – Defender Michael Smith signed a new two-year deal with Rovers.
  • – Striker Matt Harrold agreed a new one-year deal at Rovers with the option of a further year extension.
  • – John Ward agreed to a new one year rolling contract. Eurocams were announced as new home shirt sponsors and Highspec Travel Services as new away shirt sponsors. Second year scholars Josh Southway and Pat Keary signed one year contracts while first year scholar Jamie Lucas signed a two-year contract.
  • – Assistant manager Shaun North left Rovers with immediate effect, development coach Marcus Stewart took over the role for the final game of the season. Alefein Santos signed his first professional deal with Rovers.
  • – Jim Paterson signed a one-year contract extension having triggered a clause in his previous contract.
  • – Rovers finish the season in 14th place on 60 points.
  • – It was confirmed that winger Joe Anyinsah would be released upon completion of his contract.
  • – Defender Mark McChrystal agreed a two-year contract with Rovers.

First team

As of 27 April 2013.

No.NameNationalityAgeClub apps.Club goalsInt. capsInt. goalsPrevious clubNotesGoalkeepersDefendersMidfieldersForwards
1Scott BevanENG37000Torquay United
20Conor GoughENG2000Charlton Athletic
2Michael SmithNIR58100Ballymena United
3Jim PatersonSCO43100Shamrock Rovers
4Danny WoodardsENG61300Milton Keynes Dons
5Garry KennethSCO18120Dundee UnitedVice Captain
6Tom ParkesENG54100Leicester CityVice Captain
14Lee BrownENG811000Queens Park Rangers
19Adam VirgoENG19100Yeovil TownVice Captain
29Mark McChrystalNIR21000Tranmere Rovers
30Tom LockyerENG4000Youth team graduate
8Matt GillENG44000Norwich CityClub Captain
11Fabian BroghammerGER36300FC Bayern Alzenau
15Oliver NorburnENG40300Leicester City
16Joe AnyinsahENG62800Charlton Athletic
22Ross StaleyENG0000Youth team graduate
23Jordan GoddardENG0000Youth team graduate
24Ollie ClarkeENG6000Youth team graduate
25Seanan ClucasNIR19000Preston North End
31Shaquille HunterENG0000Youth team graduate
33Alefein SantosBRA1000Youth team graduate
7David ClarksonSCO26621Bristol City
9Matt HarroldENG461800Shrewsbury Town
10Eliot RichardsWAL901400Youth team graduate
17Ellis HarrisonWAL14300Youth team graduate
18Mitch HardingENG6000Youth team graduate
26Ryan BruntENG18500Stoke City
34Oumare TounkaraFRA9200Red Star

Transfers

In

DatePlayerPositionTransferred fromFee
1 July 2012Conor GoughGKCharlton AthleticFree
4 July 2012Oliver NorburnMFLeicester CityFree
5 July 2012Seanan ClucasMFPreston North EndFree
26 July 2012Matthew LundMFStoke CityLoan
27 July 2012David ClarksonFWBristol CityFree
30 July 2012Garry KennethDFDundee UnitedFree
12 August 2012Fabian BroghammerMFFC Bayern AlzenauFree
14 August 2012Sam WalkerGKChelseaLoan
20 August 2012Tom ParkesDFLeicester CityUndisclosed
31 August 2012Cian BolgerDFLeicester CityLoan
20 September 2012Neil EtheridgeGKFulhamLoan
27 September 2012Tom EavesFWBolton WanderersLoan
27 September 2012Derek RiordanFWSt JohnstoneFree
22 November 2012Guy BranstonDFAldershot TownLoan
1 January 2013Tom HitchcockFWQueens Park RangersLoan
1 January 2013John-Joe O'TooleMFColchester UnitedLoan
1 January 2013Steve MildenhallGKMillwallLoan
3 January 2013Mark McChrystalDFTranmere RoversFree
21 January 2013Clayton McDonaldDFPort ValeLoan
23 January 2013Ryan BruntFWStoke CityFree
28 February 2013Oumare TounkaraFWRed StarFree

Out

DatePlayerPositionTransferred toFee
30 June 2012Gary SawyerDFLeyton OrientFree
30 June 2012Byron AnthonyDFHereford UnitedFree
30 June 2012Scott McGleishFWWhitehawkFree
30 June 2012Charlie ReeceMFWorcester CityFree
30 June 2012Charlie CloughDFDorchester TownFree
30 June 2012Lance CroninGKMacclesfield TownFree
30 June 2012Michael BoatengDFBromleyFree
30 June 2012Kayne McLaggonFWWeston-super-MareFree
30 June 2012Darren JefferiesMFFrome TownFree
30 June 2012Lamar PowellFWBath CityFree
30 June 2012James DaleMFReleased
2 July 2012Craig StanleyMFAldershot TownFree
1 August 2012Mustapha CarayolMFMiddlesbroughUndisclosed
2 August 2012Chris ZebroskiFWCheltenham TownUndisclosed
1 October 2012Mitch HardingFWGloucester CityLoan
1 October 2012Jordan GoddardMFGloucester CityLoan
27 December 2012Derek RiordanFWReleased
1 January 2013Wayne BrownMFTurun PalloseuraFree

Squad statistics

Appearances, goals and cards

:As of 27 April 2013

No.Pos.NameLeagueFA CupLeague CupLeague TrophyTotalDisciplineAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoals[[File:Yellow card.svg13px]][[File:Red card.svg13px]]
2DFNIR Michael Smith38110111041240
3DFSCO Jim Paterson26010101029020
4DFENG Danny Woodards22200000022220
5DFSCO Garry Kenneth18110000019141
6DFENG Tom Parkes401000010411121
7FWSCO David Clarkson26611101029720
8MFENG Matthew Gill11000101013020
9FWENG Matt Harrold620010007210
10FWWAL Eliot Richards40610001042641
11MFGER Fabian Broghammer36310001038320
14DFENG Lee Brown39310101042320
15MFENG Oliver Norburn35310100037331
16MFENG Joe Anyinsah31400100032430
17FWWAL Ellis Harrison13300000013330
18FWENG Mitch Harding500000005000
19DFSCO Adam Virgo10000101012020
20GKENG Conor Gough100000001000
24MFENG Ollie Clarke500010006000
25MFNIR Seanan Clucas19010100021040
26FWENG Ryan Brunt18500000018540
29DFNIR Mark McChrystal21000000021000
30DFENG Tom Lockyer400000004000
33MFBRA Alefein Santos100000001000
34FWFRA Oumare Tounkara920000009210
Players to have appeared for Bristol Rovers who have left:
GKPHI Neil Etheridge12000000012000
FWSCO Derek Riordan11010000012000
FWENG Tom Eaves16710000017710
DFENG Guy Branston410000004100
MFENG Wayne Brown18010101021021
MFNIR Matthew Lund18210100020261
DFIRE Cian Bolger300000104010
GKENG Sam Walker11010101014000
MFIRE John-Joe O'Toole18300000018360
DFENG Clayton McDonald600000006000
GKENG Steve Mildenhall22000000022000
FWENG Tom Hitchcock17300000017330

Top scorers

NameLeagueFA CupLeague CupLeague TrophyTotal
Tom Eaves70007
David Clarkson61007
Eliot Richards60006
Ryan Brunt50005
Joe Anyinsah40004
Fabian Broghammer30003
Oliver Norburn30003
Lee Brown30003
Ellis Harrison30003
John-Joe O'Toole30003
Tom Hitchcock30003
Michael Smith10102
Matthew Lund20002
Danny Woodards20002
Oumare Tounkara20002
Matt Harrold20002
Guy Branston10001
Garry Kenneth10001
Tom Parkes10001

Source: Soccerbase

Apps = Appearances made; Goals = Goals scored.

End-of-season awards

Player of the YearYoung Player of the YearYouth Team Player of the YearGoal of the SeasonClubman of the Year
Michael SmithTom ParkesMatt MaceyOliver Norburn
vs. Cheltenham TownJohn Ward

Competitions

Overall

League Two

Standings

Results summary

Results by round

Scores Overview

Bristol Rovers score given first.

OppositionHome ScoreAway ScoreDouble
Accrington Stanley0–10–10–2
AFC Wimbledon1–01–32–3
Aldershot Town2–22–24–4
Barnet2–11–13–2
Bradford City3–31–44–7
Burton Albion3–01–14–1
Cheltenham Town0–11–11–2
Chesterfield3–20–23–4
Dagenham & Redbridge0–14–24–3
Exeter City2–02–14–1
Fleetwood Town0–03–03–0
Gillingham0–20–40–6
Morecambe0–31–11–4
Northampton Town3–10–13–2
Oxford United0–22–02–2
Plymouth Argyle2–11–13–2
Port Vale2–00–42–4
Rochdale2–11–23–3
Rotherham United1–23–14–3
Southend United2–30–02–3
Torquay United3–23–36–5
Wycombe Wanderers1–00–21–2
York City0–01–41–4

Matches

Preseason friendlies

Anyinsah Zebroski

Young Clarkson

Fielden

Hunter

Harrold

Adomah Pearson

Davies

League Two

August

Potter

Abandoned after 66 minutes for safety reasons Richards

September

Fenton Ellison

Broghammer Rodman

Lee Whelpdale

Richards

October

Kenneth Norburn Akinfenwa

Lund Howe Downes

Yussuff Antwi Parkes

November

Clarkson Norburn Hurst Cresswell

Anyinsah Eaves Dickenson

Grant Kenneth Richards

Williamson

Eaves Smith W. Brown McHugh Hanson Doyle

December

Ainsworth

Chambers Walker

Postponed due to waterlogged pitch

Reid Richards

Postponed due to waterlogged pitch

January

Lund

Burton

Richards O'Toole

Postponed for safety reasons.

Noble Harrison Anyinsah

February

Brunt

Richards

Frecklington

March

O'Toole Richards

L. Brown

Gnanduillet

April

Reed Tounkara Woodards

Davies Thompson

Jarvis Jarvis Harrold

League Cup

Smith Cresswell

Football League Trophy

McAllister Foley

FA Cup

Porter

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