The one with the drum?

Was hoping he was the one on holiday

Bum bum, bup bup bum, bup per per pum per pum....Eagles!
Standard deviation from that equals nil.

He's not. Oh well i'll be in the sun and you lot can have a free headache

Drums are not welcome at the Keepmoat.

we could drown him out..........or just drown him.

Just a guess, but I bet if you took an MP3 player into the Keepmoat and a battery powered amplifier and started playing loud drumming sounds, you'd be told to stop it.
So what's the difference?
Drums are annoying to other supporters, just like vuvuzelas and foul language.
They are noisy and foul.

second option would be best

they shouldn't be allowed in, as said very annoying

both supporter and drum

on second thoughts bar the supporter and just let the drum in on its own

as long as it pays and sits still and keeps quiet

Drum them out of the Keepmoat, I say.



When you look at the list of banned articles at entrances you have got to wonder how drums can get in.

Doncaster RLFC will entertain Sheffield Eagles in the semi-final of the Northern Rail Cup on Friday 28th June at the Doncaster Athletics Stadium, which is adjacent to the Keepmoat Stadium (7:30pm kick-off).

Dons officials have worked hard to find a suitable venue since the draw was made and every avenue has been explored.

The Keepmoat Stadium pitch will not be available to play on until the Dons play Leigh on Sunday 7th July and Castle Park is also unavailable due to the maintenance of their pitch.

The athletics stadium is a great facility and the main stand can seat around 500 spectators. The stadium's capacity is approximately 2,500 with standing room available around the pitch.

Admission to the game will be as follows:

£12 for Adults

£8 for concessions

£3 for children (under 16's), under 5's go free

Tickets will have to be purchased via the Keepmoat Stadium ticket office as usual and refreshments will be available throughout the evening.

Dons' commercial manager, Ray Green, who has secured the use of the venue said: "We've done everything possible to keep this fixture in Doncaster and as close to the Keepmoat Stadium as possible.

"We appreciate that our fans have had to travel away to watch all of our cup games in 2013 and we certainly did not want to give up home advantage in a game as big as this.

"The athletics pitch is in great condition and is looked after by the Keepmoat staff, who have stressed that the pitch at the Keepmoat may look like a bowling green but the seeds need longer to become more deep rooted which will prolong the life of the surface.

"It should be a cracking South Yorkshire derby and I believe the athletics stadium will prove to be more than a suitable venue."

The club would like to thank Kev Lincoln for allowing the stadium to be used and for his assistance thus far.

More details regarding sponsorship opportunities, corporate hospitality and refreshment outlets will be announced in due course.

Please contact the Dons on 01302 765888 if you need any further information about the game.

Well that's a blow , haven't missed a home game for a few seasons .

Playing at athletics stadiums is abhorrent!

At least it'll be at ours rather than theirs though

Technically, it's a neutral venue

Thanks , I feel much better now .

I just hope we can win. The Eagles are going into this game with usual arrogance (despite what the press might say). Lets wipe Aston's & co's smirk of derision over the venue off their face.

it stinks
get a home draw and still cant play on the pitch

dont think i will be going now, friday night as well

the pitch would have been ready if it was the rovers
they get on my ****

Disappointed in the extreme!

Disappointing yes, but it sounds like it was that or switch, either way a good way from the pitch, rather it be here.

we shouldn't be having to switch!!!!!!!!!
we have gone 8 wks without a home game now, its a disgrace.

NO, we cant have the rovers playing away for too long can we, it's got to be alright for them.
I thought this was a doncaster community stadium not a one club stadium

Don't disagree , but the club say they have explored all avenues and this is the best option. We are stuck with it. Wrong yes, can we do anything about it?, sadly no

Remember the Rovers are now responsible for the running of he stadium after being handed he lease last year

The one good thing about this is, I can now get to the game.
You could just as easily stand outside and watch the game though.
I'd have Adrian Welch shutter the perimeter fence.
lol

They had that women's final on the Keepmoat pitch.
It looked pretty good.
Too good for us obviously.
Should imagine the Eagles will be crapping themselves, just as soon as they stop ing themselves.