Sunday's demolition job on Oldham sets things up very nicely for this season's second league meeting with former Coach Gary Thornton whose Hunslet team were 20-18 winners at the Keepmoat Stadium in February despite being reduced to 11 men at one point.

The Dons victory over Oldham was probably the nearest to a complete team performance this season, with very few errors and many positives both with and without the ball.

Hunslet are currently second in League One having won two more games than the Dons so an away victory at the South Leeds Stadium would really enhance our play off credentials.

Former Dons Zac Braham, Reece Dean, Mike Emmett, Danny Nicklas, Gareth Potts, Adam Robinson and Charlie Martin all featured for Hunslet in last weekend's 34-0 defeat of Keighley and could be in line to face Richard Horne's men, although the latter was placed on report during the second half.

Last Season: Hunslet 14 Doncaster 30 (Sunday 22 July 201icon_cool.gif.
Dons Tries: Connor Scott, Matty Beharrell, Jason Tali, Jack Sanderson 2.
Dons Conversions: Jack Sanderson 4, Matty Beharrell.

What's happened to Jack Sanderson out of interest?

He would be a VERY good FB in this side

We've got one ...
That very clever RH converted him.

Cheeky

I'm sure I read that he had a shoulder injury, possibly requiring surgery.

I believe Jack Sanderson is having surgery on 12th June to fix his shoulder injury.

Be nice if he was available last few games

They are gonna try and rough us up again ... so if we can keep our cool and discipline and play rugby via Boas and Beryl then we surely can have some sort of a half decent chance.
It matters ...

Jack Brown and Jez Litten are in Hull's 19-man squad to play at Castleford on Thursday.

Hull FC (from)Litten, Washbrook, Naulago, Savelio, Brown, Buchanan.

That's bad for us..
The job is harder.

Unless anyone else is coming from Hull I guess that would mean possible recalls for Callum Ogden and Stefanos Bastas.

Still two good lads

The RFL disciplinary hearing for Levy Nzoungou still doesn't appear to have taken place. Maybe there'll be some news on that either today or tomorrow.