Bristol Rovers supporters are surprisingly ruing the departure of a loanee from the Premier League.
Gas fans have reacted to the news that Alex Jakubiak will not be extending his stay at the Memorial Stadium after a season-long loan.
The 22-year-old has returned to parent club Watford following a stay in the south west that will be tinged with regret.
The striker made just 11 starts in 43 appearances for the club, scoring just five goals and providing two assists.
After a run of starts between mid-December and mid-January as Graham Coughlan took the reins, Jakubiak found his game-time limited following the arrival of Clarke-Harris, who hit the ground running at the Mem.
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Despite his modest contribution to the goals tally, the majority of Bristol Rovers supporters are clearly sad to see him go.
The 22-year-old striker took to social media on Monday to bid farewell to the Gas faithful following his final appearance for the club against Barnsley on Saturday.
The Watford youngster tweeted: "Thank you to everyone associated with @Official_BRFC for making me feel at home this season. Real up and down season but we got there in the end. Good luck for the future! #UTG"
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Several Bristol Rovers supporters have taken to social media to wish him well.
A definite highlight was his run and finish from close to the halfway line against Swansea in the Checkatrade Trophy.
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His best performance came in Rovers' 2-0 win against Oxford United away where he scored both goals during Graham Coughlan's early winning streak - although that was the last time he scored for the club.
Fans' favourite Chris Lines has also announced he will leave the club with his contract expiring this summer.
