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Rovers were unceremoniously and deservedly dumped out of the FA Cup after a thoroughly poor performance at non-league Kidderminster Harriers. Picking through the bones of that, Robbie and Liam discuss what continues to go wrong for Rovers and how the international break could prove pivotal for Grant McCann and his squad. The DNForum features questions and comment on McCann's future, the balance of the squad and the fan reaction at Kidderminster, which draws plenty of conversation. Subscribe now.

Robbie Gotts has signed a new long-term contract at Doncaster Rovers - and just in time for Robbie and Liam to talk about it on the podcast. They look back on the horror show at MK Dons and reflect on a somewhat redemptive night at Rochdale in the Jersey Mike's Trophy before throwing ahead to the trip to Kidderminster Harriers in the FA Cup and discussing their memories of Rovers facing non-league opposition in the competition. And they answer your questions in the DNForum.

Rovers set the standard for performances in swatting away Sheffield Wednesday - even if they couldn't follow it up against Luton Town. Liam and Robbie reflect on the impressive performance against the Owls and the disappointing one against the Hatters. They talk formation familiarity, Will Keane's impact and look ahead to the clashes with MK Dons and Rochdale. Plus, your questions are answered in the DNForum.

Robbie and Liam are back and recording in the early hours of the morning following Rovers' defeat to table-topping Stockport County. They reflect on a sobering defeat as well as the loss at Leicester City where Grant McCann's side failed to make a strong start count. They discuss the arrival of Will Keane and how the forward could be key to getting Rovers firing. And they look ahead as the tough run of games continues with meetings against Sheffield Wednesday and Luton Town.

The DN4 Interviews continues as we welcome former Rovers forward and one of the most successful Academy graduates in the club's modern history - Liam Mandeville. From bursting into the first team in blistering fashion, a rocky relationship with Darren Ferguson, the circumstances of his departure, building his career at Chesterfield and returning to Rovers as part of the Academy coaching staff, Liam addresses it all in typically forthright fashion.

Rovers have another win under their belts and are shaping up nicely for arguably the most testing fortnight of the season. Robbie and Liam reflect on the win over Burton Albion before turning attention to the clashes with Leicester City and Stockport County, with both Sheffield Wednesday and Luton Town to follow soon after. Fresh from the announcement of his retirement, they discuss Billy Sharp and the indelible mark he left on Rovers. And they answer your questions in the latest edition of the DNForum.

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.