Clutch not disengage completely

I just replaced my master cylinder and recently replaced my slave cylinder ... Before the slave cylinder went bad my truck shifted perfectly and now that I have replaced everything it seems like it's not disengage all the way sometimes when I hold the clutch in to start the truck it will roll a little and be hard to get out of gear .. also hard to shift ... I've bleed the system but possibly think there is air still stuck in the line what do you guys think ... Also cat be bad clutch cause it never slips or anything... It's a 1996 Toyota Tacoma 2.7

 

Since no one has answered . . . if you changed out the slave cylinder, check your manual for any adjustment under the hood for the pushrod, and that the master is working correctly. If you think there's still air, keep bleeding. You know it's bled when you feel the pressure with your foot and the piston is moving forward fully. Obviously don't try to drive it this way, the hard shift confirms your suspicions, the clutch is still spinning and putting pressure on the flywheel/pressure plate.