Save up to £40 on your season ticket! Doncaster Rovers have teamed up with the Viking Supporters Co-operative to provide our members the opportunity to secure money back on their 2014/15 season ticket. Hurry - this promotion expires at the end of May 2014!

Following the close of the early bird deadline, Doncaster Rovers season ticket sales were just short of 500 higher than at the close of the early bird deadline in 2013.
While season tickets have now reverted to full price, members of VSC can use their membership to claim the full price difference (between the full price and early bird price) back.

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The VSC board wishes to extend our deepest condolences to the family and friends of Ray Dunning, who was taken ill at Leicester City's King Power Stadium towards the end of the match on Saturday.  Confirmation came from Ray's wife, Ange, on Sunday morning that he had tragically lost his life.

Ray was a lifelong Rovers supporter, and his passing has put into perspective the events that unfurled at Leicester.  The Rovers relegation seemed to be all that mattered, but that's no longer the case.

RIP Ray.

by Paul Williams

Of course, we all want Rovers to win at the King Power on Saturday and save our skins under our own steam - who would have thought that Leicester would be champions and targeting 100 points when we beat them at the Keepmoat in the autumn?

But we wouldn’t be human if we weren’t also closely following the action at the Reebok, where a win for Bolton over Birmingham will see us safe whatever happens elsewhere.

You have to congratulate Nigel Pearson and the Foxes and we wish them the best of luck in the Premier League. Kevin Phillips plays his last-ever match but let’s hope he doesn’t mark his retirement with a goal. We don’t have a great record at Leicester but have every incentive to get a result this time and, hopefully, both sets of fans will have something to celebrate come the final whistle.

by Paul Williams

It’s almost 30 years since we last beat Reading, but who takes any notice of the history books?

Paul Dickov’s team must be due a change of luck – the sending-off of Abdoulaye Meite last week was almost comical and came just seven days after Ipswich should have been reduced to 10 men after an horrendous challenge on Gabby Tamas.

Reading are firmly in the play-off picture but Nigel Adkins is complaining of having to field half-fit players –  he’ll get no sympathy if the Royals run out of gas at the Keepmoat, considering the injury list that Rovers have had to contend with this season.

A win and we’re just about safe; anything less and we’ll all be sweating through 90 minutes at the King Power next week. Let’s greet Reading with a sea of red and white and cheer the boys to three points.

by Paul Williams

We’ve come out second-best in our three matches against the Rams but had won five of the previous seven meetings, so maybe all isn’t lost just yet.

Steve McClaren’s side are, of course, still mathematically in the hunt for automatic promotion and have players who can score goals. But, you could argue, so did Leicester, QPR and Wigan when they arrived at the Keepmoat earlier in the season and we do still need a few points ourselves to stave off the chasing pack of fellow strugglers.

If there had been any justice, we’d have got something out of our last two games against Bolton and Ipswich but it appears we have to suffer at least a broken limb to get a free-kick out of some officials at present – perhaps Mr Hooper will be more sympathetic to our cause this week with the Sky cameras to play to?