Winger Scott Donald is back after injury for Leeds

Hope LEEDS can continue with recent improvement!

clipped from news.bbc.co.uk Leeds winger Scott Donald will make his comeback after three months out following shoulder surgery in Sunday's derby against Bradford at Odsal. The 30-year-old Australian has missed the last 13 matches after picking up the injury in Leeds' fourth game of the season against Salford in February. Scott Donald first arrived at Headingley in 2006 from Manly Sea Eagles "The medical staff have been brilliant with me and made sure that my shoulder has fully recovered," said Donald. "I'm not the best spectator so it's been tough having to watch." Donald's return will help the champions offset the loss of full-back Brent Webb for the next two games due to suspension. Meanwhile, Leeds have extended the loan spell of young hooker Paul McShane at Super League rivals Hull for another week to enable him to face Castleford on Sunday. McShane has played the last three matches for the Black and Whites following the loss of Shaun Berrigan. But the 20-year-old's initial month-long loan period expired this week.