Iron manager Neil Cox has spoken of a positive week of preparations as his Scunthorpe side head to out of form Colchester on the back of only a second win of the League Two season. The 2-1 win against Crawley last Saturday meant United were able to bring themselves back to within touching distance of … Continue reading Cox previews COLCHESTER TEST
Iron manager Neil Cox spoke on Monday before Tuesday's tricky trip to Newport, revealing good news about centre back Manny Onariase.
The Iron head to Morecambe on Tuesday evening looking to win their first match since the 2-0 victory over Bradford on March 23.
Scunthorpe United are treading water in League Two. The Iron are in a position in the current campaign where they are good enough to avoid the drop into the National League, but lack the quality to press up the table to challenge for a playoff spot.
Scunthorpe manager Neil Cox was understandably upbeat after his side caused a huge upset in Cambridge on Tuesday evening, as they defeated the league leaders 1-0.
Iron manager Neil Cox was left frustrated with the entire team as his side fell to defeat once again at the Sands Venue Stadium.
Just as fans were starting to talk on social media about the need to lock down in form players that are out of contract this summer, Scunthorpe have revealed Alfie Beestin has signed a contract until June 2022.
Despite the rather horrifying display on Saturday afternoon, it was at least slightly refreshing to wake up to news on Sunday morning that Junior Brown had returned to the iron as a free agent.
The Iron have unveiled the signing of German centre forward Kenan Dünnwald-Turan on a two-year deal.
Cox, who started his illustrious career at the Iron, has come back to his home club 29-years after he initially left the club to further his career.
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