Right you have established that Keith Hudson was the fourth & last groundsman at Tattersfield.

So what was the name of the third groundsman?

Here is a clue
Think of the name of a river & the name & description of a type of ladies clothing

Don Underwear...

Don is his christian name

Red Feathers is another clue

Don Skirt...
She wears red feathers and a hooly hooly skirt...

Don Hooley was the third groundsman

Two down two more to name

Here a clue for the name of the second groundsman

He was Irish
Think of a raincoat & a fish & chip that used to be in Copley Rd Doncaster

Let's try ... Mac Rothwell.

Not Rothwells it's the wrong end of Copley Rd

I think we may need a different clue Geoff...

It was a very well known fish & chip shop in Doncaster situated at the far end of Copley Rd at the junction with Milbanke St the shop is now a chinese takeaway called The Taste of China.

A Yorkshire RAF Station as a similar name to the owner of the fish & chip shop.

A small rodent that jumps off cliffs

Lemming

The rodent was a Lemming
The Yorkshire RAF Station is RAF Leeming
The Doncaster Fish & Chip Shop was Johnny Leemans
The Raincoat was a mack

The answer is Arthur McLeman who was the second groundsman to be employed at Tattersfield

So we can move on I will give you the answer to the first groundsman to be employed at Tatterfield
It was Bob McCann

The Dons once paid a young Welsh rugby union player £1000 to sign for the the club the player concerned only played three games for the Dons & then was transferred for a sum of £6000.

Can you name the player & the team he was transferred to?

Wasn't it Bob McCann who came up with the nickname 'The Dons'.

Yes it was Bob McCann who came up with the nickname The Dons

Do you know the clubs previous other two nicknames

Wasn't one 'The Babes'?

Whilst playing rugby union he played for the Welsh Youth team alongside David Watkins.

Yes thats was there first nickname until Blackpool joined the league in 1954 Blackpool became known as the Babes then they used another nickname until changing it to the Dons in 1956

Blue & Golds.

Yes that's correct.

Have a stab at the name of the Welsh Rugby Union player who signed for the Dons for a fee of £1000 & only played three games before being transferred for a fee of £6000.

Merv Hicks
(Dons to Warrington)

Well Done
Yes it was Mervyn Hicks

Gary Hetherington played one game for the Dons

Who were the Dons opponents

This was an away fixture played at a ground that staged many test matches, world cup games & challenge cup semi final games.