Doncaster Rovers are keen on Wolves striker Andy Keogh but his manager Mick McCarthy is confident he will stay and fight for his place.
Last updated: 21:25, July 13, 2010
Doncaster Rovers news
Trio in striker race
Doncaster are hoping to take Wolves striker Andy Keogh on loan for the new season but Leeds and Barnsley are also keen.
Striker's South Yorkshire switch
Paul Heffernan has become Sheffield Wednesday's third summer recruit in as many days after the striker's release from Doncaster Rovers.
Race on for striker
Sheffield United are bracing themselves for a bidding war for striker Billy Sharp with Doncaster, Burnley and Leeds all linked.
O'Connor delighted with versatility
Doncaster's recently-crowned player of the year James O'Connor says he has learnt a lot being played out of position this season.
Blues starlet extends Rovers stay
Doncaster have extended Birmingham midfielder Jordan Mutch's loan spell at the Keepmoat Stadium to allow him to play at Swansea.
Billy boosted by two awards
Billy Sharp won the Players' Player of the Year award and the Golden Boot accolade at Doncaster Rovers' awards night.
Rovers duo eye long-awaited returns
Brian Stock and Jason Shackell are hoping to prove their fitness for Doncaster's final home game of the season against Scunthorpe.
Stock rises for Scunthorpe
Rovers' skipper Brian Stock came through a training game unscathed this week and is set to feature against Scunthorpe on Saturday.
Latics boss in Guy deal admission
Oldham boss Dave Penney has confirmed that he would like to sign Doncaster striker Lewis Guy on a permanent basis in the summer.
O'Driscoll confident of best-ever finish
Sean O'Driscoll admits Doncaster's end of season has been "difficult" but is confident they can secure their best-ever league placing.
Donny star hopes for start
Doncaster midfielder Sean McDaid is hopeful of starting a league game before the end of the season after his injury nightmare.
Rover ace wants start
Doncaster midfielder Sean McDaid says he is hopeful of making his full Championship debut before the end of the season.
Gunners starlet's Rovers uncertainty
Loan striker Jay Emmanuel-Thomas says he has enjoyed his spell at Doncaster but doesn't know if he will return to the club next season.
Rovers duo in a race to return
Skipper Brian Stock and defender Jason Shackell are hoping to regain full fitness for Doncaster before the end of the current season.
Trollope keen on Donny forward
Bristol Rovers boss Paul Trollope says he is determined to bring Doncaster striker Paul Heffernan back to the club in the summer.
Rovers chief gives up on top-six bid
Sean O'Driscoll accepted defeat in Doncaster's bid for a play-off place but backed Monday's opponents Blackpool to grab a top-six spot.
Decision time for O'Driscoll
Sean O'Driscoll must decide whether to name an unchanged Doncaster side to face Plymouth or recall Martin Woods or Dean Shiels.
Rovers face vital weekend - O'Kelly
Doncaster assistant manager Richard O'Kelly believes Rovers promotion prospects will be clear after their two games this Easter.
Striker could leave Rovers
Assistant boss Richard O'Kelly has indicated that on-loan striker Paul Heffernan could complete a move in the summer.
O'Driscoll extends starlet deal
Doncaster have extended the loan spell of Birmingham midfielder Jordan Mutch for a third and final month.
Duo in contention to return
James Coppinger is hoping to figure for Doncaster against locals rivals Barnsley tomorrow while Jay Emmanuel-Thomas could also feature.
Donny extend starlet's stay
Doncaster have secured a deal which will see Arsenal's Jay Emmanuel-Thomas remain on loan at the Keepmoat for the rest of the season.
Boss thrilled despite result
Boss Sean O'Driscoll has nothing but praise for Doncaster despite their 1-0 defeat to Newcastle, which ended a six-game unbeaten run.
Sharp back to provide a cutting edge
James Hayter is likely to make way for Billy Sharp as Doncaster play host to Newcastle after being ruled out against Sheffield United.
