Fair enough Wheels. Does make me question the whole having teams in France affair though, but that's another argument.

I'm all for it mate, I wish I could have gone myself but I've only been married a week!

Congrats , best wishes on married life.

Cheers pal!



The referee for our @northernrailorg cup knockout game at home to @doncaster_rlfc on Sunday will be Mr R Laughton. #13Knights #RugbyLeague

I'll be there..

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dont be surprised if bret waller does not play just somthing i heard on the grapevine, hope info wrong

I think things like that are best kept to yourself, we are at a low as it is.

Match Preview



Doncaster Rugby League Club return to action this weekend and face York City Knights in the knock out stages of the Northern Rail Cup. The game will be played at the Huntingdon Stadium and has a 3:00pm kick-off.



The Dons were without a game last weekend as the fifth round of the Tetley's Challenge Cup took centre stage but the Knights lost heavily at Catalan Dragons. The Northern Rail Cup has a new format this season, with the Championship clubs and two from Championship One (London Skolars and North Wales Crusaders) joining at the last 16 stage.



Doncaster head coach Tony Miller is hopeful that Carl Hughes could return to face his former club on Sunday. Miller said: "He came back too soon last time and missed another four or five weeks, and we didn't want to make that mistake again. He's doing all the training now."



The Dons have a full squad to pick from with the exception of Liam Cunningham (shoulder) and Grant Edwards who injured his neck at training this week.



Dual registrations Danny Cowling, Liam Kay and Kyle Trout of Wakefield are in line to make the short journey to York as the blue and gold's look to build on their last outing against Keighley.



Miller added: "We've just had a rare weekend off which gave us an opportunity to shake off a few bumps and bruises.



"Having last weekend off could help and hinder us - it's probably going to be a bit of both, really.



"We had a good win at home the week before, so I would have liked to have carried that on.



"York have proved to be a very up and down side so far this season, but we know both their strengths and their weaknesses.



"I've watched a few videos of them, so I know largely what to expect from our opponents and I've identified some areas that I think we can exploit."



Jack Lee (knee) is York's biggest doubt for the cup tie, although their head coach Gary Thornton will also check on a number of other players including Tom Carr who is also a doubt after a collision in training.



Sam Scott, James Ford, Nathan Freer, Adam Sullivan and Jack Latus all missed last week's cup clash against the Dragons. The Knights lost 92-8 in Perpignan, but Thornton insists there was plenty for his side to be positive about.



Thornton said: "If we played like that against Championship opponents in games we've lost, we could have won.



"The young lads took a lot from the whole weekend and it certainly benefited them.



"Hopefully we'll have a few bodies back this weekend though as Doncaster are a tough team, but we are at home and we would like to do well in this competition."



Match Day Admission:



Adults - £14 (plus £2 for seating)

Concessions - £10

Children (u16's) - £3



Referee:



R Laughton

i thought the concept of this forum was to share info , opinions , and thoughts of the this great game of ours , you S O are the reason i aint been on here all that much this season having to read your dictarorial critisisms and opinions i not at a low i full of confidence re the dons its comments like that that dont do the team any good , this is my last post on here so goodbye ya,ll

Dons generally getting 6 points start on the Handicap Betting, although Skybet do go +8.

Got a gud feeling bout today! COYD!!!