Firstly well done on gaining promotion after a thrilling season last year and all the best for the remainder of this year

Secondly well done on winning at Barrow Raiders which must of took a hell of alot of hard work.

Thirdly predictions for sunday... Heart says Donny 22-27 Town but head says you will have a home win because you are a tough team to crack down. We will be bringing 2 buses (52 seaters) along with travelling fans in car. Hope to have a good day out and a great atmosphere

How are we all thinking this game will go? I'm not too certain myself tbh. Worky have had some good results in the last couple of weeks

Workington are a good side, and potentially very dangerous. Last year I felt they under performed so I suppose it depends if they have sorted that out among themselves and how the motivate themselves to come to a ground they only managed to score 1 try at in 160 minutes.

dons win 28-18 come on u dons !!!

That wouldn't be bad, i'd settle for that all day long!!

In todays Yorkshire Post states Kyle Trout from Wakey has signed on Dual Reg .

Probably replacing Walshaw.

Are you sure that this is true as it sounds a bit fishy to me?

Quote: rupert bear "Are you sure that this is true as it sounds a bit fishy to me?'" Probably true on the scale of things More info here: www.wakefieldwildcats.co.uk/prof ... e-trout-56 Hope we've landed a good un

Quote: rupert bear "Are you sure that this is true as it sounds a bit fishy to me?'" Probably true on the scale of things More info here: www.wakefieldwildcats.co.uk/prof ... e-trout-56 Hope we've landed a good un

I've been impressed with Kyle Trout when I've seen him play on Sky for Wakefield.

He'll certainly add something to our pack.

Good signing!

Match Preview

Doncaster Rugby League Club is back in action at the Keepmoat Stadium this weekend and will entertain Workington Town in round 3 of the Kingstone Press Championship (3pm kick-off).

Both teams enjoyed promotion from Championship One last season and sit on four points after two rounds. Workington have played Swinton away and Halifax at home thus far and enjoyed an opening day win against the Lions (14-10) before losing to Halifax (8-20).

The Dons registered a superb 14-4 victory away at Barrow Raiders last weekend with tries from James Clare, Bobbie Goulding and Lee Waterman. 19 year-old Goulding kicked the only goal of the afternoon in a game that was played in very tricky conditions up in the North West.

Dons' head coach Tony Miller is still without Liam Cunningham who continues to overcome a shoulder problem. Cunningham fell awkwardly during the Dons' opening Championship fixture against Dewsbury and it's unclear how long the centre will be out for.

Kyle Trout of Wakefield Trinity Wildcats is another dual registration addition to the Dons squad and joins Goulding, Danny Cowling and Liam Kay. 21 year-old Trout plays in the back row, has good Super League experience with the Wildcats and scored his first top flight try against champions Leeds last June.

Castleford's loan signing James Clare, who scored from a charge down on his debut last week, is also included in Miller's squad whilst the club's medical team will check on the fitness of prop Mark Castle after picking up a knock against Barrow.

Miller saidMatch Day Sponsors

The club would like to thank our sponsors Andy and Joanne Walton of Top Club, Edlington.

Previous Five Meetings

23rd September 2012Match Day Admission

Adults £15, concessions £12, juniors (5-16) £3 and under 5's go free. Call the ticket office on 01302 762576 if you require any further information.

Polite notice to fansReferee

T Alibert (France)

Im sure this is a "target" game for the Dons, one we are more than capable of winning. I'll guess at 24 12. weather looks promising, good game hopefully

Bet365 have priced the match up as follows ...

Dons -8 10/11
Workington +8 10/11
Handicap Draw 16/1

I'm sure Kyle Trout will make a big splash at the dons.