Bristol Rovers, on and off the pitch, will never not be interesting, and the stage is set for a side that specialises in the ridiculous to deliver again on Saturday.
A week on from the late heroics at Rochdale that encapsulated a dramatic, turbulent season for Joey Barton's side, the Gas enter the final day of the League Two season with automatic promotion still to play for as rock-bottom and already-relegated Scunthorpe United visit the Mem.
That they even have a chance is remarkable. On New Year's Day, they were 17th, 12 points adrift of the top three and had plenty of bugs in the system for Barton to address. Since that day, only Exeter City have matched their form. Nine defeats in their first 21 games have been followed by just three in their past 24.
