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Topics: 80First away win in over a year on the day a new owner takes over, is it a sign 🤔😳
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Today just gets better and better.
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Great win on heavy pitch, but why hasn’t Whitehouse been picked since he came back from Spennymoor, just wish Foster would come out and catch the ball rather than punch it but had a good game.
I thought we were under an embargo, where have we got that Hallam from.
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We have been on BT Sport twice and 2 wins, can they put us on every week
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Hallam playing for a new contract Mick.
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What a day.
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What a day – watched the game in Spain – new owners – first win – and off the bottom – doesn’t get much better 🙂
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Fought hard tonight for that, with no Shrimpton and Lavery I feared the worst.
Always wondered why Whitehouse was sent on loan, was rightly MOTM.
I have no expectations to survive this year, but if we can bring in a couple of strikers, win a few more games than the usual 1 in 10 and keep battling like that, they’ll have my full support.
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What a day.
You’ll have worse ones as an Iron fan, pleased for the ling suffering fans that travel the country for away games, rewarded at last, enjoy. 👍
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Best day as a Scunny fan in years!!
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2 strikers, 1 CB and another GK and we could give this a real go. Foster is a good shot stopped but his lack of coming off the line will bite us in the arse before long. I know he’s young but we could do with some experience in there.
Ogle was excellent as was Whitehouse and Wilson. Foster played well too, albeit at times looked shaky. I know he’s young but he looks like a reincarnation of Tommy Evans with the reluctance to come off the line.
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The sheymen not bad, but Iron mentality is stronger now.
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be interested to hear from any Scunny fans who went to Halifax.. at what point did the fans know of the new owner coming in ?? what was the atmos like ?? so far only seen some poor quality coverage from Halifax fan stypen in which he congratulated the Iron new onwership and wished us well.
There definately seemed a different spirit in the players , hopefully Nelson can continue to improve what he has to work with , who knows what Mr Hilton is considering re staff etc but we may have stumbled on a dam good manager by accident and if he keeps us up a statue should be erected at GP .. Nelsons Column perhaps.. sorry.. i will get my coat !!
Hoping for a bumper super loud crowd to welcome the new owners this Saturday.
I tend to defend managers coz I believe that the managerial merry-go-round never helps a club. The general rule of thumb is that the more managers you sack – the worse it gets! (Indeed. Look at the case of one Scunthorpe Utd.)
I am supporting the Vice Admiral for different reasons. He is the best I’ve seen in years. Inspirational.
He’s got: players moving off the ball – something not seen since the latter days of Hurst. Following a plan. Playing for and covering each other. Working really hard.
In addition, he has got the best out of a pair of CBs who had been looking quite ragged.
Beestin and Butterfield playing well. Young uns rising to the challenge and so much more.
If we hadn’t been playing pretty much all the top sides every week for a small eternity – would certainly have had plenty more points to show.
A month ago he was saying that new players were being lined up. (Hope they haven’t all gone elsewhere!)
Must be given the chance to showcase his talents. BTW – he never impressed me all that much as a player.1 user thanked author for this post.
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Topics: 802 strikers, 1 CB and another GK and we could give this a real go. Foster is a good shot stopped but his lack of coming off the line will bite us in the arse before long. I know he’s young but we could do with some experience in there.
Ogle was excellent as was Whitehouse and Wilson. Foster played well too, albeit at times looked shaky. I know he’s young but he looks like a reincarnation of Tommy Evans with the reluctance to come off the line.
He won’t be off his line until develops more physically, got to think he’s still built more like a gangly teenager than a full grown man. That’s something that can be easily coached as he develops.
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