Squad
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Goalkeeper
33 Louis Jones England 12/10/1998
13 Ian Lawlor Ireland 27/10/1994
13 Marko Maroši Slovakia 23/10/1993
Defender
2 Craig Alcock England 08/12/1987
30 Danny Amos Northern Ireland 22/12/1999
5 Mathieu Baudry France 24/02/1988
6 Andy Butler England 04/11/1983
27 Cedric Evina Cameroon 16/11/1991
3 Tyler Garratt England 26/10/1996
12 Mitchell Lund England 27/08/1996
4 Luke McCullough Northern Ireland 15/02/1994
20 Aaron Taylor-Sinclair Antigua & Barbuda 08/04/1991
36 Tyler Walker England 18/02/1999
15 Joe Wright Wales 26/02/1995
Midfielder
17 Matty Blair England 21/06/1989
26 James Coppinger England 10/01/1981
29 Reece Fielding England 23/10/1998
25 Conor Grant England 18/04/1995
16 Jordan Houghton England 05/11/1995
18 Paul Keegan Ireland 05/07/1984
24 Niall Mason England 10/01/1997
14 Harry Middleton England 12/04/1995
10 Tommy Rowe England 24/09/1988
Forward
23 Alfie Beestin England 01/10/1997
22 Will Longbottom England 12/12/1998
19 Liam Mandeville England 17/02/1997
9 John Marquis England 16/05/1992
39 Alfie May England 02/07/1993
7 Gary McSheffrey England 13/08/1982
21 Joe Pugh England 10/10/1997
11 Andy Williams England 14/08/1986
Manager
Darren Ferguson Scotland 09/02/1972
Ass. Manager
Gavin Strachan Scotland 23/12/1978
Goalkeeping Coach
Paul Gerrard England 22/01/1973

Doncaster Rovers

Doncaster Rovers
Doncaster Rovers
Doncaster Rovers Football Club
 
Country: England
Founded: 1879
stadium: Eco-Power Stadium
Homepage: www.doncasterroversfc.premiumtv.co.uk
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