Episode 6: “They just don’t care!”
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Brad Mell, Matt Blanchard, Matt Ellis and Chairman of SULSESC Neil Wright discuss the 3-0 defeat at Doncaster and look ahead to Saturday’s game at Bradford. More
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Swann confident Iron will turn it around
Chairman Peter Swann has backed manager Stuart McCall to turn things around at Scunthorpe United and believes the club will kick on and move clear of the relegation zone with the help of the January transfer window. More
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Alnwick hoping to extend Iron stay
Goalkeeper Jak Alnwick has admitted that he is hoping to extend his loan spell at Glanford Park in the January transfer window. More
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Key trio step up comeback from injury
Iron boss Stuart McCall has confirmed to BBC Radio Humberside that full back Jordan Clarke and midfielder Funso Ojo are close to making a return from injury. More
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Send in your questions for Chairman Peter Swann
Iron Bru are pleased to announce Scunthorpe United chairman Peter Swann has agreed to join us on a forthcoming podcast. More
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OPINION: J’accuse!
Well, I’ve not been afraid to use the’R’ word all season. I recognised how desperate the situation was at the Lincoln friendly and have had precious little since to raise my expectations and levels of optimism. More
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Episode 5: Gillingham Aftermath and calls for engagement
Brad Mell, Matt Blanchard, James Murray and Matt Ellis pick the bones out of 2-0 defeat to struggling Gillingham. They also discuss the Lewis Butroid’s new deal, stay away fans and the need for dialogue between the club and supporters. More
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Scunthorpe eyeing loan move for Hull defender
The Iron are reportedly one of several clubs plotting a January loan move for Hull City defender Lewis Ritson, according to HITC Sport. More
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Iron rocked by two more injuries ahead of Gillingham
Scunthorpe boss Stuart McCall has revealed that he has two fresh injury worries ahead of the League One clash with Gillingham this weekend. More
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OPINION: Fans will give McCall time, but he must be given the tools to do the job
Nine defeats in thirteen games would ordinarily leave a manager on thin ice. And whilst Stuart McCall will certainly be feeling the pressure following a dismal run, he has been given a reprieve from the majority of supporters. More