[Wanderer]

Re: Questions to Carl in the dugout. : Sat Sep 26, 2015 8:53 am  

Stand-Offish wrote:

Wilko is going to York

For me, not as big as loss as some would suggest. I mean, you really have to have been playing and playing well to be a loss.

Undoubtedly talented but just can't seem to stay injury-free.

If the two who are coming in can stay fit, and I guess if we've worked it out correctly, the second one will be announced once his current club's involvement in the C1 play-offs is concluded, then I think we'll be alright.

Wouldn't mind some more experience in the forwards though.

Re: Questions to Carl in the dugout. : Sat Sep 26, 2015 9:45 am  

Wanderer wrote:

For me, not as big as loss as some would suggest. I mean, you really have to have been playing and playing well to be a loss.

Undoubtedly talented but just can't seem to stay injury-free.

If the two who are coming in can stay fit, and I guess if we've worked it out correctly, the second one will be announced once his current club's involvement in the C1 play-offs is concluded, then I think we'll be alright.

Wouldn't mind some more experience in the forwards though.

They will do their best Gary ... but they are tied by the rule that states 'new recruits must have gone through their entire rugby careers so far with nobody but close family and friends ever having heard of them!'
lol

Re: Questions to Carl in the dugout. : Sat Sep 26, 2015 10:26 am  

Would definitely like to see Robbo and Fox sign up.
2 Must haves IMO.

Re: Questions to Carl in the dugout. : Sun Oct 11, 2015 12:01 pm  

Hi folks, now i am back from my hols, i will be asking for your questions to Carl again. I hope that you heard your questions asked and feedback given at the last "in the dugout"

Please send more questions and i will email them to Carl.

Thanks

Baz

Re: Questions to Carl in the dugout. : Sun Oct 11, 2015 3:01 pm  

Carl ...
In my view the most interesting sides we ever had were ones including a few antipodean players.
You yourself along with Tony Kemp and Terry Hermanson were the first wave when I first became a Dons supporter.
There have been others, but not recently.
We now seem to be casting our net farther afield.
Personally I welcome this.
Is this a conscious decision or just coincidence?

Re: Questions to Carl in the dugout. : Tue Oct 13, 2015 7:57 pm  

Carl, in the minutes to the fans forum we were told that Liam Welham had signed, whereas the newly released retained list says that talks are still ongoing, could you please clarify which is correct?

Thank you

Re: Questions to Carl in the dugout. : Thu Oct 15, 2015 5:07 pm  

http://www.doncasterrugbyleague.co.uk/a ... -with-carl

http://www.doncasterrugbyleague.co.uk/a ... -with-carl

Re: Questions to Carl in the dugout. : Thu Oct 15, 2015 6:46 pm  

can anyone explain why my question posted on 25th sept has not been put to carl and later ones have.
is ko going to be 3pm i need to know before i buy a season ticket maybe next week?

Re: Questions to Carl in the dugout. : Thu Oct 15, 2015 9:34 pm  

onedon wrote:

can anyone explain why my question posted on 25th sept has not been put to carl and later ones have.
is ko going to be 3pm i need to know before i buy a season ticket maybe next week?

I can't believe that there are that many questions that he can't be asked ALL of them.
Otherwise people will stop asking them ....
Odd!
None of the ones on here were asked this time.

Re: Questions to Carl in the dugout. : Fri Oct 16, 2015 11:52 am  

Questions are also asked from the Facebook supporters page not just this forum. Questions have been sent that have been asked. Carl had stated that he would take 3 questions each week.
You will also find that i was away on holiday from the 25.9.15 and if you listened to "in the dug out" you will have heard no questions were asked.

I sometimes wonder why i bother