This week we’re joined by Glen Wilson from Viva Rovers. You can also find Glen on Twitter @VivaRovers

Ryan – Back in October, when we last met, we battled out a 0-0 draw at The Keepmoat. Has much changed for Doncaster since then?

VivaRovers – At that point Rovers were riding high, but things have unfortunately gone a little south since then. The club’s worst injury crisis in decades coupled with a heavy fixture list has meant that Sean O’Driscoll has been unable to field a settled side in months. Many fans were hoping to see a play-off push from Rovers this season, but to avoid relegation would be enough of an achievement from this season.

Ryan – Your form hasn’t been great this season but a 3-1 win at Derby in midweek could suggest a turn-around. What were your expectations for Doncaster at the start of the season and where do you realistically expect to finish?

VivaRovers – At the start of the season I predicted mid-table, and though they may fall just below that I am still quite confident Rovers will be safe. Between 14th and 18th would be respectable given that the injury list has been in double figures for a month.

Ryan – You’ve currently got our ex-defender, Matt Kilgallon at Donny. How’s he been for you so far?

VivaRovers – I hate to say this, but distinctly underwhelming. Not bad to any extent, but similarly below what he is capable of. For the last few weeks he’s been on the bench with Sean O’Driscoll prefering to partner natural left-back George Friend with Wayne Thomas in the centre of defence. On Tuesday Kilgallon came on for the last half hour as a forward and was arguably more effective for us there.

Ryan – Who else should we be looking out for in your team?

VivaRovers – Billy Sharp is the key goal threat, but most of the danger men are currently out injured. Jamie Coppinger is having his best season for Rovers so if he is fit enough to feature, the natural width he gives alongside his undoubted ability could be key.

Ryan – The Championship 2010/11: 3 up, 3 down?

Viva Rovers – This is obviously easier to call now than it would have been in October.

Going up: QPR, Cardiff and Nottingham Forest
Going down: Scunthorpe, Sheffield United, Preston

Ryan – If you could sign any current Leeds player for Doncaster, who would it be?

VivaRovers – With closing time on Neil Sullivan’s career not far away Kasper Schmeichel would be the most valuable addition

Ryan – Finally, what’s your prediction for the game? I’m saying 2-1 Leeds!

Viva Rovers – I’d probably agree with you. With twelve players still absent through injury I will be delighted with a point.

Our thanks go to Glen from Viva Rovers for taking the time out to participate. Ryan also did a reciprocal interview discussing Leeds’ strengths, weaknesses and expectations which you can read here.