The club can confirm that their fourth round Carnegie Challenge Cup tie against Bradford Bulls will take place at Odsal on Sunday 15th April and will kick-off at 3:00pm.

Ticket and admission prices for the clash are as follows:

Terrace

Adults - £15
OAP/Student concessions - £10
Juniors - £5

Main Stand

Adults - £18
OAP/Student concessions - £13
Juniors - £5
Stand Transfers - £5

The Dons will be selling a limited number of tickets at the London Skolars game on Good Friday (6th April). Please contact the club on 01302 765888 for more details.

Lets hope the Bulls survive now! Can't wait for this hope every Dons fan can make it to help us keep the wembley dream possible : )

Def getting my ticket @ the london game

The Dons could do well out of this , if Bradford get to their £500k target , should be a good crowd at the game.

what kind of pot (%) would Donny get from this tie ?

They won't because neither club has got a pot to pee in!

Think it works out at 40% of the gate.

Surely Itshould be 50/50 split?

It's a 50/50 split after reasonable running costs for the likes of stewards and police have been removed, so it's usually closer to 40%

I don't think we should be quibbling over how much we make considering the problems Bradford are in.
I just hope they pull through and that the match actually goes ahead.

To be fair, they're briefly facing the same problem that we, as a lower league club constantly face from week to week as we battle to ensure we survive from one minute to the next.

We need the money from the game arguably more than they do. So while I feel for their situation and hope they pull through it, we can not afford to be a charity. I wouldn't swap our existence for theirs!

Please note that a limited number of Challenge Cup tickets will be available to buy on Good Friday from box number 10 at the London Skolars game.

Please contact the club on 01302 765888 if you require any further information.

it's not a case of 'quibbling' you silly Bear !

I'm trying to support the Dons in a very minor way and I don't give a monkeys about the Bulls or any other club - it's dog eat dog and every day is a challenge to stay afloat whether it be Donny or Bradford

I have sympathy for ALL clubs but respect those,like Donny who are at least trying to make a serious go of making the club a success despite the continual uphill struggle thanks to the dedication of a good management team and a generous chairman - pity the Bulls can't follow a similar business plan !

let's hope the game goes ahead and we can make a few sheckels from the adventure

my sympathy is with the supporters. If a club who get 13000 ish through the gate cant keep their house in order it has to be bad management. Hope they survive, great club. but like any other club have to face the music for their own actions. might mean dropping out of super league for a while but that wouldnt be the end of the world. they should be treated like anybody else

If I buy a ticket on Friday, will I get my money back if the tie is cancelled?

No it will probably go to the rfl expansion fund for a new team in italy or somewhere

not another anti- expansionist then ?

hope your head isn't buried too far in the sand mate !

I just think the game has had years and years of existance and never had any serious success in all that time. Cant see the point in throwing money into project after project and let long standing clubs go to the wall. Yes there is a place for teams who have played in lower level leagues and build themselves up from the bottom, but to throw money at trying to create teams for super league,no not for me

the english game is in decline at most levels

any new blood has to be good for the game

not if it not self sustainable. enough clubs are struggling already without creating more who will struggle further down the line. if they come in and work their way up and stand on their own fine

Expansion of the game only works if its done at the grass roots level and not done by flying a load of Aussies over and fast tracking a team into SL.

I think London Skolars are doing it right and after a few years of struggle they seem to be on the right track this year and will surprise a few teams.

Catalans now seem to be able to hold their own in SL without a heavy reliance on Aussie/Kiwi imports they are going it right also, even if they were given a bump start.

Much as I am loath to say this Sheffield have also developed in the right way from the bottom up.

I have no problems with teams joining our great game, but they should do so at the lower end and under the same rules everyone else has to stick to not a modified set because they are an expansion team.

Another good example of how to do it right is Hemel Hempstead who should be welcomed in to the semi pro ranks, as for the other contenders for CC1 i'm not so sure.
Apart from the fact that they've nicked our colours!

but teams are not 'joining' the game - these teams already exist

the amount of investment ready to be injected into Toulouse Olympique (Aerospace industries etc) is exiting and shouldn't be ignored

for some reason the RFL decided to support a welsh side which failed miserably twice and a London team that struggle to raise one man and his dog

English RL is in decline,for whatever reason so why should the RFL try to keep these dinosaurs going ? any more than the government of the day stepping in and bailing out the hundreds of companies who fall into bankruptcy each week.Better to re invest in new ventures surely ?

Short answer - No.

what makes you think that a new club will fair any better than a club that has been around for years?

I am not going to buy a ticket in advance then.
Is it all ticket or can I just pay at the ground?