DN4 - A Doncaster Rovers podcast

Robbie is away this week so Liam is joined by former Rovers defender turned club chaplain Barry Miller to discuss the win over Liverpool U21 in the Jersey Mike's Trophy and look ahead to the return to league action following the extended international break. They reflect on Dylan Hartley's history-making debut plus how the break will have worked for Rovers. And Barry discusses becoming club chaplain, helping others, mental health and his time on the pitch for Rovers.

For the first DN4 Podcast interview, Robbie and Liam are joined by Doncaster Rovers striker Alfie May for an in-depth conversation on his life and career. Alfie reflects on his journey from non-league to becoming League One's most lethal marksman and how the success came in the wake of his original departure from Rovers. He also discusses fatherhood, unbreakable routines and his return to the club.

Rovers are finally up and running with a win under their belts - just in time for a bumper three week break from action due to international call-ups. Liam and Robbie reflect on the victory at Peterborough United and ponder just how welcome the break will be for Grant McCann and his squad. They take listener questions once again in the DNForum and assess how the rest of League One has shaped up in the early stages of the season.

Another week, another encouraging performance from Rovers - yet no wins on the board. Robbie and Liam reflect on the defeat at AFC Wimbledon and a performance full of promise before looking ahead to the trip to Peterborough United. And they introduce DNForum where they answer YOUR questions on all things Rovers.

Rovers have suffered back-to-back defeats but with two very different performances. Liam and Robbie reflect on the losses against Plymouth Argyle and Huddersfield Town which brought grounds for optimism and concern. They talk their experiences working with Darren Moore at Rovers following the former gaffer's new role in the England age group set up. And they look ahead to the weekend's trip to AFC Wimbledon.

The transfer window is closed, summer is done but the search for Doncaster Rovers' first win of the season continues. Liam and Robbie look back on consecutive draws against Stevenage and Notts County and examine further steady progress from Grant McCann's side. They discuss the curious case of the signing of James Collins and the departure of Glenn Middleton, praise Jack Senior and look ahead to the clashes with Plymouth Argyle and Huddersfield Town.

Robbie and Liam are back to give their thoughts on the derby draw with Barnsley and the Carabao Cup defeat to Middlesbrough which brought small green shoots for Rovers. There is discussion on the arrival of Tommi O'Reilly plus whether any other business is necessary - or possible - in the transfer window. And they look ahead to the clashes with Stevenage and Notts County in the coming days.Follow on social media platforms @dn4podcast.

Following an opening day defeat at Mansfield Town, Robbie and guest Lee Turnbull discuss where the game was lost at the One Call Stadium.

Lee also discusses his relationship with Rovers boss Grant McCann and assistant Cliff Byrne, as well as looking ahead to this weekend's South Yorkshire derby at home to Barnsley.

The eve of the Sky Bet League One season is upon us and Robbie and Liam are here to talk through the sides that will pose the biggest challenge to Doncaster Rovers over the next nine months. But first, there is the small matter of captain Owen Bailey signing a new contract and the Carabao Cup triumph at Stockport County to assess. And, of course, a preview of the league curtain-raiser away at Mansfield.

The premiere episode of DN4 - a new Doncaster Rovers podcast from club experts Robbie Andrews and Liam Hoden. With the start of the 2026/27 campaign imminent, the duo reflect on the events of the summer at the club, including recruitment, departures and preparations. They talk through selection headaches and the potential for more business before previewing the curtain-raiser - a Carabao Cup trip to Stockport County.