David Stephenson(left) is Hornet's main doubt for the home game against much improved Workington. Stephenson only has a 50-50 chance of making the kick-off, according to coach Martin Hall, but new signing Joe Berry from Keighley is expected to make his bow during the game. "It's going to be a tough call, but the players know what to expect. I just hope that the Rochdale fans turn out in force to support the club,'' said Hall. Workington, who have rocketed into sixth spot with three wins on the trot, welcome top scoring winger Graeme Lewthwaite back after missing the win at Dewsbury, while young winger Craig Fisher is hoping that he will not have a repeat of the asthma attack which kept him from playing last weekend. Tane Manihera is also doubtful with a leg injury.