Jordan Rossiter believes Bristol Rovers are a match for anyone in League One, and they are starting to realise their potential after "home truths" were aired following a seven-game winless run.
The 25-year-old has been in excellent form in the heart of Joey Barton's midfield, with his tenacity making the Gas a much more difficult team to break down since he returned to the team at the start of the month for the draw at Exeter City after being sidelined by a combination of injury and suspension.
After losing to Accrington Stanley at the Mem on September 24, Rossiter revealed the players held an informal meeting together and got a few things off their chest. Since then, Rovers' fortunes have been transformed, going unbeaten in seven games and they went toe-to-toe with League One leaders Plymouth Argyle on Saturday, drawing 2-2 at the Mem.
