Doncaster Rovers manager Brian Flynn talks to our sports reporter Chris Dawkes ahead of his side's game against Carlisle on Tuesday night. Donny beat Tranmere on Saturday 1-0 thanks to a goal from talismanic skipper Rob Jones.
The win kept Rovers 2 points clear at the top of League 1 and 7 clear of Yeovil in third.
About 80 school children from local primary schools have attended an event supported by Doncaster Council to tackle racism in sport and everyday life.
Organised by the anti-racist educational charity Show Racism the Red Card and hosted for the fifth time by Doncaster Rovers Football Club, the event at the Keepmoat Stadium gave the children an insight into racism and how to fight it.
Doncaster Rovers Manager Brian Flynn said: “There is no part in football for racism and events like this to educate young people are essential. We have to work together to take racism out of not just football but daily life as well"
The children looked at stereotypes and watched an educational DVD and had a chance to ask questions of a panel including players and Peter Davies.
Then former Welsh International manager, Brian Flynn, has been talking to our reporter John Shires ahead of the League One clash between Doncaster Rovers and Leyton Orient at the Keepmoat Stadium.
New Doncaster Rovers manager Brian Flynn has been speaking for the first time since being given the job.
Flynn - a former Welsh international manager - was appointed yesterday to succeed Dean Saunders, who left to join Wolves the previous week.
Rovers are currently joint top of League One.
Previously, Flynn acted as caretaker manager alongside the club's skipper Rob Jones who is set to become player-coach as part of the new lineup.
The Rovers were expected to finalise a shortlist of candidates today after looking through applications on Tuesday.
However, Flynn and Jones were clear favourites during Tuesday’s discussions and were offered the job at lunchtime today.
Brian Flynn has been named as the new permanent manager of Doncaster Rovers.
The 57-year-old follows on from Dean Saunders who brought him to the club as a scout earlier on this season.
Following Dean Saunders' departure from Doncaster our sports reporter Chris Dawkes has been speaking with Chairman John Ryan as they begin the search for his replacement.
Doncaster Rovers look set to lose their manager Dean Saunders, after giving him permission to talk to Championship side Wolves, who sacked Stale Solbakken after their humiliating FA Cup exit at non-League Luton.
Rovers say they won't stand in Saunders' way, but will try to keep him at the club.
Doncaster Rovers have recalled midfielder James Coppinger from his loan spell with npower Championship side Nottingham Forest.
Subject to league approval, Coppinger will be available for Rovers' meeting with Sheffield United on New Year's Day.
The 31-year-old failed to make an impact at the City Ground after linking up with former Doncaster boss Sean O'Driscoll.
But following O'Driscoll's departure on Wednesday, Coppinger will return to the Keepmoat to bolster their promotion push.
Jones, who was captain in Sheffield Wednesday’s promotion winning team last season, has signed a two year deal with Rovers.
A former teacher, Jones started his footballing career at York City before moving on to various clubs in the non-league ladder.
