At least our players don't knock lumps out of each other during their training sessions.

Really !!! miaw !! Ask "captain" Radders about it i use the term captain loosely

























anyway back on topic how good was Cookie on Sunday

I think we all know who Radder's likes knocking chunks out of and it aint his own team is it ??!?!?!

Best "knocking chunks" I've ever seen too

You can keep your neanderthal thug, we prefer the players to do the 'beating' where it matters, on the pitch.

Ha Ha, think you'll find it was a certain Baldy that was doing the bullying, trying to be the hard man.

Until he was well and truly put on his ariss

So not in say.... the kitchen then?

Or possibly in the street in front of a CCTV camera?

Learn to read, dimwit, I said WE PREFER.

Proof

Don't need to prove anything that I know is 100% true.

*Witnessing is the only proof I need

Do we have to discuss violence...there's children about.

Where did I say you didn't? Dimwit. You see these symbols ???? those represent questions.....

Dont you start or I'll get my frying pan out

Sounds good





Some food and then perhaps a movie...Home Alone?

Good idea, we will do the 'battering'

Back on Topic.
Playing Ability.

Or end by calling people names like dimwit, and numbnuts, try feeling the love instead of angry insults, take a chill pill man.

Cookie will rip Gateshull apart at the derby again, he is finding form lately, i think he will run the show, and Dobbo will take a step back, come on Cookie ram it down their throats !!!

There is no question about his ability , it is how we use him.

As we have all seen has taken more of a secondary role to Dobbo , but we really need him to get more involved in the attack IMO.

He undoubtably has the ability to open up defences.

In attack he needs to see more of the ball & if there is a more even share of the workload with Dobbo the team can only benefit.

I feel it radiating towards me every time I come on Rovers forums.





And yes Cooke will be up for it against us,as no doubt will Briscoe as well.

Quote Tony Miller is to relinquish his position as head coach of Doncaster Rugby League Club at the end of the current season and will be replaced by Paul Cooke who will also continue his playing role in 2014. Miller has been involved with the Dons for 23 years as a player, captain, assistant coach (three times) and head coach (twice). The 2012 Championship One coach of the year has decided to call it a day due to his ongoing work commitments. The head coach role at Doncaster will be Cooke’s first coaching role in professional rugby league. 32 year-old Cooke recently notched his 350th career appearance after spells at Hull FC, Hull KR, Wakefield and more recently at the Dons where he has made 41 appearances since 2012. Hall added: “I would like to wish Paul all the very best in his new role next season - he has the full backing of the directors, playing and coaching staff at the club. “He’s got great experience of the game and has all the makings and qualities to be a successful coach.'" www.doncasterrugbyleague.co.uk/a ... p?id=28338

Quote Tony Miller is to relinquish his position as head coach of Doncaster Rugby League Club at the end of the current season and will be replaced by Paul Cooke who will also continue his playing role in 2014. Miller has been involved with the Dons for 23 years as a player, captain, assistant coach (three times) and head coach (twice). The 2012 Championship One coach of the year has decided to call it a day due to his ongoing work commitments. The head coach role at Doncaster will be Cooke’s first coaching role in professional rugby league. 32 year-old Cooke recently notched his 350th career appearance after spells at Hull FC, Hull KR, Wakefield and more recently at the Dons where he has made 41 appearances since 2012. Hall added: “I would like to wish Paul all the very best in his new role next season - he has the full backing of the directors, playing and coaching staff at the club. “He’s got great experience of the game and has all the makings and qualities to be a successful coach.'" www.doncasterrugbyleague.co.uk/a ... p?id=28338

Good luck to him, seems to have got his life back on track and I think with his excellent understanding of the game he could make a very good coach.

Been a while since we had av player coach?

James Webster in 05 IIRC, another great coach-in-the-making I reckon.