Bristol Rovers fans' views on the defeat by Yeovil

I was pretty surprised that bringing Danny Coles back in was the only change to the starting line-up.

We had lost two games on the trot and I was expecting a couple of changes. When is Andy Williams going to get a start?

It was a poor performance and we lacked ideas when we went behind.

Craig Humphries, Shirehampton

Our squad is pretty thin in terms of numbers. We need a couple of players to give us something different when we need to change things around.

It is all a bit predictable at the moment. Paul Trollope needs to sort it out because I can see us falling down the league quite quickly if we don't improve on that performance I have just watched.

David Witts, Winterbourne

Our good start to the season is starting to become a bit of a fading memory.

Trollope can't keep giving the same players a chance all the time just because they started the season well.

We have lost three games in a row now and he needs to try something different. I hope Williams will start against Leeds.

Lisa Hopkins, Pucklechurch

We weren't bad in the first half and should really have been a couple of goals ahead.

The second half was poor and to let in two goals from two virtually identical set-piece situations was pretty worrying to watch.

Yeovil had some decent players but they are the sort of team you need to be beating at home if you are serious about making a proper challenge for the play-offs.

Simon Hodsell, Whitchurch

We should have had the game wrapped up by half-time. We had some good chances to score but didn't take them.

Jeff Hughes missed the best one and I think the game would have been totally different if he scored at that point.

It looked like the players thought they had done the job when we finally took the lead.

They took their foot off the pedal and we got punished for it.

Melanie Brewer, Emersons Green