Next Bristol Rovers Manager Odds: Who Will Take Over at League Two Club?
Craig Jones 
The end of the season has arrived, and after final games were played in the EFL yesterday, it was always expected that we would see some managerial news afterwards.
One of the leaders to do this, Bristol Rovers, who have announced that they have parted ways with Inigo Calderon.
Relegated from League One, this was always likely to happen over the summer, and it's no surprise that they've pushed the button early on this.
If Rovers can keep a good number of players together, get the right man in, and make a couple of good additions, they'll be amongst the favourites with UK betting sites to win League Two next season. The next step feels like a very important one.
Next Bristol Rovers Manager Odds
We are yet to see any next Bristol Rovers manager odds on the market, but be assured that here at Free Bets we'll be continually searching for them, and as soon as they appear we'll update this page.
The good news is that we do have a small indication as to some of the names that may be available thanks to having next Newport manager odds available.
The leading candidate there is Garry Monk, who is priced up at 6/4 with Talksport Bet.
He's the kind of manager that will be of interest to League Two sides, and getting a low League One job wouldn't be the biggest shock, if something came up.
With Rovers aiming to bounce back at the first time of asking, I do think they'll go for someone with experience, Monk fits the bill for sure.
A little further down the football betting odds for the job at Newport is a man who Bristol Rovers should be looking at, at least in my opinion, and that's Luke Williams.
An up and coming manager making a real name for himself at Notts County in League Two not too long back, since then, it's not gone too well for him.
A move to Swansea didn't work out well, he left there in February and has been without work ever since. If he's happy to go back down to League Two again, which I think he would be for the right club, he'll be hungry to prove Swansea was a blip, and he's still an excellent manager.
What Next for Bristol Rovers?
A promotion back up to League One will be the aim for Rovers, but that's all going to depend on what happens over the summer, in particular the next month.
All eyes on who they appoint here, plus the retained list that will be released soon, and will give us an idea of the squad they will have next season.
League Two is not easy to get out of, ask the likes of Bradford, finally promoted after years of trying this weekend, and there's plenty more that can tell the same story.
But Rovers do have quality, should have the pulling power to get a good manager in, and should be able to run with one of the bigger budgets in this league.
