Agree with your last comment-but what's the alternative?
If a supporters trust is maintaning a RL team in Rochdale then its worth a shot-it may be your last chance.
The only proviso that i would recommend is that the existing management have absolutely nothing to do with the running of the club as i'd stake money on it been doomed to failure before its been given any chance if they are.
Keep RL going in Doncaster and every traditional RL area or else the games up.

Meeting at the Drum next Tuesday 7.30 kick off, the more the merrier, believe it will be hard graft for first few weeks, but worth it to keep the Don s alive.

Best of luck with it

Cheers mate - Thanks for the good wishes.

When a Supporters Trust is set up the committee and it's members bust agree of their terms of reference, which is to say the aims towards which it strives. This has to be done legally as the comittee are acting as trustees for it's members and need to be accountable for their money.

If the club falls out of existence, the committee have the right to distrobute the money to causes etc which are deemed compatible with those terms of reference.

For example, a supporters trust could have amongst it's objectives this pretty standard one:

"Promote and Encourage inclusion into the game of Rugby League for all; regardless, of age, sex and background"

In which case the money could be donated to groups with the same objective (ie local amataur teams, scholarship schemes etc)

I'll try and be there on Tuesday, I'm interested in getting involved (even if I've not been down as much as I should have this season).