Now that would be a heart attack waiting to happen.

3 coaches will be heading Yorkshire way from Barrow on Sunday.



If you add those travelling by car and train there'll probably be 200 or so travelling fans in total

In terms of playing Barrow, first game of the season must be just about the best time for bums on seats. After last season they'll be chomping at the bit, and as SRC says, bring a fair few

wonder if we will have to beef up our security for sunday.

i remember the massive pitch invasion from their supporters a couple of seasons ago, made the queens farce look like nothing at all.

About 5 of them walked onto the pitch dropping paper behind them as they went, while the players nervously claped from a distance

the more the merrier,you,re all welcome.its like a spring day down here today fingers crossed for sunday.safe journey down see you all at the game.

Handicap Betting ...



Dons (+2icon_cool.gif v Barrow with Skybet (10/11) and Ladbrokes (5/6).

Sundays Match Officials ...



Ref C Leatherbarrow

TJ C Dean

TJ D Butler

RR M Beadle

MC M Charlton

Glad to be back on line as Far Grange < ex MINER> took me ages to sign up again. Will be having a few pre match non alcholic drinks in the watering hole at the Yorkshire Outlet. Will be wearing my supporters trust New Shirt, as sold by Karlos in the car park and Baz and Yvonne in the pub.

Hope its not a hard frost.

Welcome back.



Glad you like the shirt.

He'll get a bit of stick from me.. Hes a good laugh, but a Seagulls fan..

Barrow team news ...



THERE will be some welcome returns to a bolstered Barrow Raiders squad when they head to Doncaster on Sunday.

Steve McCormack’s side make the trip to the Keepmoat for their Northern Rail Cup opener with James Coyle, Liam Harrison and Jamie Rooney all back in contention for a place. Coyle underwent a groin operation during the close season, while Harrison and Rooney both missed Sunday’s win over Huddersfield after feeling twinges in the warm-up and training respectively. But all three should be available for Sunday, with the news on hooker Andy Henderson also positive after he was carried from the field with an ankle problem against the Giants. McCormack said: “Jamie Rooney has really responded to treatment and Liam Harrison is having intensive physio on his hamstring and we should know more at the end of the week. There’s nothing serious there. “James Coyle will be available, he has worked his rehab really well and he has had the go-ahead from the surgeons to play. “We have picked up a few little knocks and bruises, as you would expect playing two games in a week. “We’re pretty hopeful Hendo will be fit for the weekend and he should be training today and Friday.” Rob Roberts has also restarted training this week after his back injury, though he will require a couple more weeks before he can feature. Martin Ostler and Jamie Butler have both upped their training too and should return in a couple of weeks.

(Source - North West Evening Mail).