Bristol Rovers football books and dvds and a virtual aerial tour of the Memorial Stadium. Great books about current and former Bristol Rovers players and Bristol Rovers managers and the history of Bristol Rovers football club.
Top recommended books include Life After Bristol Rovers FC, An Away Game Every Week: Memories of Bristol Rovers, Bristol Rovers Greats plus many more in the Bristol Rovers online bookshop
Click here for directions to the Memorial Stadium, where to park near the ground and recommended pubs and places to eat and visit near the Memorial Stadium.
Life After Bristol Rovers FC (Life After)
What happens to footballers after they wear the blue and white shirt for the last time? Is there really life after Bristol Rovers? Featuring interviews, illustrations and recollections of their playing careers, this book catches up with the Pirates of yesteryear, discovering where they are now.
Bristol Rovers Miscellany: Rovers Trivia, History, Facts & Stats
Goodnight Irene, the theme tune that accompanies every element of the Rovers story, floats through the pages of the Bristol Rovers Miscellany, which offers a tantalising mixture of anecdotes and historical lists. Following no set order, chronological or otherwise, this book will answer endless queries and pub arguments, whilst also filling a hole on the bookshelf of every Pirate or Gashead. The Bristol Rovers Miscellany is quite simply an essential ingredient of every Rovers supporter's life.
Many more books in the Bristol Rovers football bookshop with annuals, in-depth player and manager profiles and biographies, club stats and history.
The Memorial Stadium information and aerial tour
The Memorial Stadium home of Bristol Rovers football club. Directions to the ground, where to park, recommended pubs and places to eat and visit. Plus a virtual aerial tour of the stadium.
Eastville Stadium was built in 1897 and was the home of Bristol Rovers. Rovers played their home games at Eastville (nicknamed 'The Ville') until forced to leave by financial difficulties in 1986. The record attendance was 39,462. Parts of stadium were still in existence a decade after the ground's closure, but these were demolished in 1998 to make way for an IKEA superstore. Built near to a gas holder, Rovers fans now refer to themselves as Gasheads.
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