Cunningham & Cowling both played for their clubs U20's at the week end , Cowling scored a try.
TM hoping to have them both onboard this week according to the RL Express.

Liam Cunningham in the second row.

They are repeated but i'm pretty certain they're not free

just for the doubters among you lee played fullback for skirlaugh 3 years ago in the nat conf not semi pro i admit. and was nominated for the nat conf man of steel having scored over 300 points, being dropped in for one or two high profile games is not ideal . but he will play as he always does. and to say somewot suicidal is just a teensy weensie bit over the top.and as for the other levels well who knows ??? coyd

If grant Edwards is fit to return then IMO he could do the job at full back Safe pair of hands for the high balls tackles well above his weight and reads the game well.Lack of game time not so important at full back.

I do not think Grant will be picked at full back.

oh bugger, thanks anyway

Your probably right and no doubt Jack will be water carrier as I don't pick the team.

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Match Preview

Doncaster Rugby League Club entertain second placed Workington Town this Thursday evening in what promises to be both a tough and exciting game of rugby league. This Co-operative Championship 1 game has a 7:30pm kick-off time at the Keepmoat Stadium.

The two teams last met just over a couple of months ago when the Dons raced in to a 18 point lead before Workington got a grip of the game and ran in 45 unanswered points. A Dons victory should see the club leapfrog Workington into second place with just four games remaining of the regular season.

Mick Butterfield (hand) and Fran Welsh (leg) join Tom Hodson (thumb) on the injury list after the recent victory over Barrow. However, the Dons are hopeful that Craig Lawton, Grant Edwards, Liam Cunningham and Danny Cowling will compete for a place in Tony Miller's 18 man squad and Dean O'Loughlin will also be in contention after missing the Barrow game.

Dons head coach Miller said: "We've lost both Mick and Fran unfortunately but we've gained a few welcome additions to the squad so there's healthy competition within the ranks.

"Workington are a top side and they played very well against us back in May. They have a strong squad to pick from and are a team who defend very well as their record shows.

"However, we're playing at the Keepmoat, where the wide pitch suits our style of play, and the lads will be looking to continue our excellent home form and will be doing their best to get the three points on offer that'll go some way towards promotion."

Victory for Workington would see them become the second Cumbrian team to secure promotion to the Co-operative Championship.

But they will have to earn their points without Darren Rooney and Jonathan Dawes, who could both be facing a number of weeks on the sidelines.

Town head coach Gary Charlton said: "It's been a long time coming if we achieve promotion, and it's testament to the board as well as the players and coaches.

"The boys know it's going to be a tough game; it always is against Doncaster.

"We know the challenge ahead. Doncaster are a very good team, and I'm good mates with Tony Miller and Carl Hall, so I'm sure we'll have some banter however the game goes."

There's only one place to be this Thursday evening so make sure you pick up the hottest ticket in town and cheer on the Dons to another victory at the Keepmoat Stadium. Call the ticket office on 01302 762576 to take advantage of our early bird ticket.

Hi chaps,

I understand this game is on TV. How do I access it legally or not so legally?

Cheers.

Subscribe to premier sports ,or not so legally use google. Better still watch the game live at the keepmoat

I think Sandbag may be abroad at the moment (probably somewhere like Tibet, being the globetrotting fellow that he is)..