Confirmed as 3pm Sunday as normal, contary to some reports.

Looking at players available pity Rowe decided to return to eagles as he did not play against fax and would have been an asset on Sunday

Craig Lawton should be available .

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Fawcett needs to offer more defensive support on his centre side, I think this is one of his only weaknesses this season, and with no Cookey he has to take on more of a generals role, which for me only increases this concern.

Kes did some nice Stand off cover earlier in season, and we won some big games with hime there, also Powley could be a good option.

I think Edwards in as LF would ultimately stiffen centre up and give us a better attacking option, I know he isnt mad keen on playing as SO. I think Hughes is a lot more effective as super sub, rotating with either Kez or Grant.

Tom Hodson due to play on Sunday according to The Star and also taking over the goal-kicking duties.

Presumably Craig Lawton will play as we need him at prop.

Kyle Kesik looks like the half-back option. Kyle is a great competitor and always a man you want on your team. He's a top class hooker and we'll miss him there but thankfully with Mike Emmitt and Nathan Powley we've got some good cover.

Let's hope the crowd is better than last Sunday's!

Yes our section of the stand was full and i have not seen that for a while.

presentation night anybody tell me if there is a particular dress code. apart from obviously wearing some cheers

smart casual according to ray green.

Does the gate receipts go to the home club or is it shared after expenses?

Shared gate money after x'es

Match Preview

Doncaster Rugby League Club will be hoping to shake off the disappointment of last weekend's play-off defeat against Barrow and will look to see off the threat of Workington Town when the two sides meet on Sunday afternoon at the Keepmoat Stadium (3pm kick-off).

The winners of this play-off eliminator will go through to the Co-operative Championship One grand final and will play Barrow on Sunday 30th September at Warrington's Halliwell Jones Stadium (2:00pm kick-off).

The league winner's will have to do it without the services of talisman Paul Cooke who suffered a broken kneecap in the very first minute against Barrow last week. Cooke, a nominee for the Co-operative Championship One Player of the Year award, will be out of action for around 12 weeks.

However, forward Craig Lawton returns from a one match suspension and head coach Tony Miller looks set to recall winger Tom Hodson who has missed the latter part of the season after breaking a thumb.

Full back Mick Butterfield, who has been out of action since breaking his hand against Barrow back in July, is also included in Miller's 18 man squad.

Miller said: "We're obviously disappointed to have lost Cookie for the rest of the season but it gives another member of the squad an opportunity to step up to the plate.

"We certainly missed him last time out and the lads are desperate to make the grand final to have another shot at Barrow after last weekend's narrow defeat.

"Workington had a great win against Whitehaven last week so they'll be full of confidence and will want to make it a Cumbria derby next Sunday at Warrington.

"We will need to be at our best to get the win but if we defend like we did against Barrow and be more clinical in attack then there's no reason why we won't make the grand final."

Dan Rooney and Graeme Mattinson remain side-lined for Workington Town, who must also cope without Andrew Morris for the rest of the season after he was given a two-match suspension for a dangerous throw against Whitehaven last weekend.

Town head coach Gary Charlton said: "The players want to do it for themselves and a there's a bit of wanting to do it for Andy too. We'll bundle it all up and that it into Sunday's game.

"It's going to be tough and hard, but if we defend like we did against Whitehaven there's no reason we can't win.

"The intensity in our defence was excellent. We were winning the collisions and driving them back, and it was the best we've been this year.

"We know we can score tries. If we can get our defence right then we're in with a real shout."

Match day prices for Sunday's game are just £12 for adults, £10 for concessions, £2 for juniors (5-16) and under 5's are free. Tickets are available at the Keepmoat Stadium ticket office - please call 01302 762576 for more information.

It promises to be a thrilling afternoon of top quality Rugby League so make sure you come down to the Keepmoat and cheer on the Dons to the grand final. Miss it, miss out...

‘Come on you Dons!'

Wonder what the attendance will be like tomorrow?
Don't think Worky will bring as many as Barrow did.
Main thing is we get as many dons fans as possible and we make plenty of noise.