DONCASTER ROVERS - TUESDAY 04/12/07

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A surprisingly good run would see this match at Doncasters new stadium be a battle between two sides slogging  it out for a play-off spot. On a cold Tuesday night in Yorkshire, with many fans saving their money for Christmas shopping,  Robert Jones made his Crocs on Tour debut as we were honored to watch Brighton and Hove Albions first ever match at the Keepmoat
Mode of Transport: Tom Witham lead the trek to Yorkshire in the Witham Mobile, after meeting McCarthy in Oxford
Team: Mr Wilkins went with a 4-4-2 line up of: Kuipers, Whing, El-Abd, Lynch, Richards; Martot, Hammond, Fraser, Cox; Savage, Forster
Kit: Doncaster wore their home kit of red and white hooped jerseys, black shorts and black stockings. The Albion went for their third choice kit consisting of an all yellow uniform. Michel Kuipers went for a charcoal grey goalkeepers shirt, coupled delightfully with black shorts and black stockings.
Dean Wilkins Attire: Mr Wilkins chose to wear a suit coupled with his trench coat. Special note must go to opposing manager Sean O'Driscoll for combining brown suit trousers with a training jumper in one of the most fashionable hybrid managers uniforms seen in recent years
Weather: Light drizzle blighted the journey, but it was a clear, if not something fresh evening in Doncaster
Stadium Rating: The Keepmoat Stadium has followed the basic principle of the 'Southampton-Derby-Leicester' new ground look, being fully enclosed on all sides. However, the smaller size of the stadium and the delightfully positioned floodlights on the roof add some character to it, and set it apart from the ones listed above. 8/10
Food Rating: The burgers were slightly moist, but this did not prevent Jones dominating two. McCarthy was happy with the standard of his lubricated penis, although the bread was slightly stale. Haribo and Ribenna inside the ground was an added bonus. 6/10
Entertainment: Superb. Scantily clad cheerleaders with delightful legs were on offer both before the game and at half time. Surpassed Gullys Girls by some distance unfortunately. 9/10
Friendliness of Locals: As we found last year, Doncaster fans are particularly friendly, as those we spoke to enquired about our new ground and other issues surrounding the club. 8/10
Standard of Local Females: Yorkshire has long been established by the Crocs as a breeding ground of some of the finest women in the country, and once again we were delighted with the specimens on offer, including one very hot programme seller. 8/10
Steward Rating: Very friendly, especially in their assistance with our erection. 8/10
Flag Attention: The flag was positioned over a set of disused seats that provided segregation between home and away fans. Unfortunately, we managed to tie it at an angle so that it faced away from the pitch, but the stewards were fond of the pink seagull. 5/10
Match Report: A cold night in Yorkshire saw Brighton and Doncaster cancel each other out to produce a 0-0 bore draw in their first meeting at the Keepmoat Stadium. Doncasters nice passing game proved ineffective, while the visitors hit and hope tactics didn't threaten Doncaster much either. The best chance fell to Joel Lynch, who saw his header well saved by Neil Sullivan
Thought of the Day: If you met an attractive black girl who you wanted to sleep with, but wished to make her white beforehand, what would be the best substance out of talcum powder, tippex or emoltion?