As ever Davy did not let the club down, but he won't be too upset that this Saturday he will be back to planning a training session for his team of 7 year olds on Sunday morning.

The other changes in the side see the return of Ross Wood, with Ian Pinchen unavailable because of work commitments, and Colin Cheslin at full back. The versatile Luke Mallinson drops down to the bench to porvide the backs cover.

Othwerwise it's the same side which prevented Driffield from scoring a point last week. That win went to some way to exorcising the memory of the dour performance at Rochdale - our first defeat in any game this season.

There were lessons to be learnt from that game - but not by the coaches. Neither Iain Dixon nor Peter Robinson could make the Rochdale game because of other commitments, but they did have very able stand-ins in the shape of Kevan Oliphant, Phil Wallis and Carl Robinson.

Cleck will provide very similar tough opposition. They are unbeaten so far including last week's abandoned game at Wheatley Hills where referee Simon Park suffured a fractured leg after getting in the way of the home pack.  The score was 0-0 after just ten minutes when the accident happened, and the game will now be replayed in November.

Cleckheaton: Ross Hayden, James  Wilson, James Marshall, Matt Piper, Martin Woodhead; Michael Piper, Jack Bickerdike; Paul Turner, Ben Thrower, Chris Piper, Ryan Piercy, Grant Turton, Rob Afoa Peterson, Richard Piper, Ollie Akroyd.

Reps: Andy Piper, Alex Dawson, Robin Bennett.

West:  Colin Cheslin, Greg Edwards,  Andrew Cheslin, Liam Bailey, Peter Youll,  Stu Waites, Ryan Painter, Ross Wood,  Andrew Rollins, Adam Coates,  Michael Hogan,  Owen Bennett,  Dan Boatman [c],  Jon Boatman, Sam Miller.

Reps: Andrew Dixon, Andrew Turner, Luke Mallinson.