Love it, Its a NO to Leeds United & a YES to Bristol Rovers

Leeds United asked current Bristol Rovers manager Darrell Clarke to consider being their manager and it was a NO,but a YES to Bristol Rovers



Bristol Rovers are delighted to announce that Darrell Clarke has agreed to remain at The Memorial Stadium as manager and has agreed a new, improved, three-year contract which will make him the highest paid manager in the club’s history.

There has been speculation all week that Darrell might be leaving following an approach by Leeds United to take him to Elland Road.

Darrell believes that the ambitions of Bristol Rovers match his own and is looking forward to the challenge of preparing the club for life back in Sky Bet League One for the 2016/17 campaign.

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Leeds United asked current Bristol Rovers manager Darrell Clarke to consider being their manager and it was a NO,but a YES to Bristol Rovers



Bristol Rovers are delighted to announce that Darrell Clarke has agreed to remain at The Memorial Stadium as manager and has agreed a new, improved, three-year contract which will make him the highest paid manager in the club’s history.

There has been speculation all week that Darrell might be leaving following an approach by Leeds United to take him to Elland Road.

Darrell believes that the ambitions of Bristol Rovers match his own and is looking forward to the challenge of preparing the club for life back in Sky Bet League One for the 2016/17 campaign.

Good on him - Leeds would sack by October if they weren't top anyway - silly fookers

Leeds United asked current Bristol Rovers manager Darrell Clarke to consider being their manager and it was a NO,but a YES to Bristol Rovers



Bristol Rovers are delighted to announce that Darrell Clarke has agreed to remain at The Memorial Stadium as manager and has agreed a new, improved, three-year contract which will make him the highest paid manager in the club’s history.

There has been speculation all week that Darrell might be leaving following an approach by Leeds United to take him to Elland Road.

Darrell believes that the ambitions of Bristol Rovers match his own and is looking forward to the challenge of preparing the club for life back in Sky Bet League One for the 2016/17 campaign.

Good on him - Leeds would sack by October if they weren't top anyway - silly fookers

Totally agree, No good manager will touch them till the idiot owner leaves.

The best option for him. Leeds is a madhouse and makes our situation look almost normal !

The best option for him. Leeds is a madhouse and makes our situation look almost normal !

At one stage we were nearly as mad,thankfully calmed down, but Leeds well their owner is on another planet compared to Tan and thats saying something.

Clarke is a great young manager. Started off down the road from me in Salisbury and did a great job. Went to Rovers and got relegated after only a few games in charge. They stuck with him and now 2 promotions later they are going well. They have a fairly wealthy owner now as well and if he stays he will be backed in the transfer market. If he went to dirty Leeds he'd be sacked if he lost 2 on the bounce.

Clarke is a great young manager. Started off down the road from me in Salisbury and did a great job. Went to Rovers and got relegated after only a few games in charge. They stuck with him and now 2 promotions later they are going well. They have a fairly wealthy owner now as well and if he stays he will be backed in the transfer market. If he went to dirty Leeds he'd be sacked if he lost 2 on the bounce.

Yes Gareth, Ive heard only good things about Clarke, good on him

I've got respect for him after that.

Most lower league managers would see the size of Leeds as a club and the fact that it's a chance to manage in the Championship, so wouldn't hesitate in taking the job.

But he's actually got sense and realised he's got a better thing going at Bristol Rovers. Not many would do that.

Rovers are a team on the up, new billionaire owners, guess that's why he stayed. but yes Leeds fans won't like that