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I think they’ll be wrapping Rose up in cotton wool. So Ogle at RB for me.
Butterfield won’t do many 90 minute games either so he’ll be interchangeable with someone like Smith or Richards.
Would like to see Dec given game time as he is a goal scorer.
If we stay injury free I can see some possible out going loans. Hope he’s not one of them.
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My 44th wedding anniversary on the 30th!
We beat the Argies in ‘82 I seem to recall.
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I’ve always been supportive of The Trust but I do think they’ve made a huge mistake with this.
Two emails in the past week. One directing me to the GFM page and a second telling me that after discussion with the club it was definitely happening. Neither invited me to offer my opinion although they have promised to share further details in due course.
They email me every month inviting me to vote for my POTM so I would have thought it would have been fairly straightforward to get my views on this issue.
Steve Askew’s article was well thought out and now that the dust has settled I’m sure that many more of our supporters are thinking along similar lines.
I do like the Blue Plaque idea, though where best to locate it could spark another heated debate.
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By the end of September we’ll have played Carlisle, Southend, Harrogate, Barrow and Hartlepool amongst our opening ten games.
That will be a definite yardstick.
15 to 20 points and I’d say we’re in for a similar season to last year. Less than 15 may indicate mid table mediocrity. Less than 10 and the knives will be out.
Certainly can’t afford to drop back down into NLN.
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I reckon most of the “regular” posters on here can recite “Barnard, Foxton, Barker, Deere, Welbourne, Atkin, Kerr, Keegan, Cassidy, Heath, Davidson” (or similar).
Keegan was just one of that band of brothers who, although they never won a trophy, are fondly remembered. However, he was the one who went on to great things. So in many respects it’s about what he did after he left the Iron rather than what he achieved whilst he was here.
I would agree, Terry Heath, Nigel Cassidy and probably Steve Deere were probably ahead of KK in the movers and shakers of that team.
Was he an England legend who played for Scunthorpe, or a Scunthorpe legend who played for Liverpool, Hamburg, Newcastle and captained England?
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Atta-boy Alky!
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Likewise a ramekin of mushy peas with your fish & chips.
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