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DONNY FIT TO FINISH

LEAGUE ONE
DONCASTER boss Duncan Ferguson believes his side’s break between games will help them finish the season strongly. Rovers enjoyed an 11-day gap between a clash with Bradford and Friday’s visit to Blackpool, something Ferguson is confident will work in their favour.
He said: “We had a plan to make sure the players got enough work into them and keep them fresh going into the last period of the season and we feel we’ve done that. The boys look fresh in training, they’ve had a little break.”

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