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THE IRON
FREE DIGITAL MATCHDAY PROGRAMME OF SCUNTHORPE UNITED FC
vs MANSFIELD
TOWN
09-04-22 - 3pm
2021-22
ISSUE 24
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Keith Hill’s full kit is sponsored by Business Telco
KEITH HILL FIRST TEAM MANAGER
The Iron’s manager writes his latest notes as we welcome
Mansfield Town to the Sands Venue Stadium this afternoon...
Good afternoon and welcome to our home world how good they are, but to be able to do
game against Mansfield Town. I extend that that on Tuesday, to keep the ball, pass the ball
to Nigel Clough, his players, staff, fans and all and make what I want them to do work was
associated with our opponents. brilliant. It showed the players they can do it.
LUXURY IN THE HEART OF BLACKPOOL We come into it encouraged by the I felt they were excellent for 70 minutes on
performance at Forest Green last week and Tuesday and the only threat the opposition
pleased with the players and their had was from set-plays, due to their physical
Located next to the world-famous Blackpool Tower, on the central promenade determination, grit and the willingness to advantage, but we dominated, kept the ball and
amongst all the major tourist aaraccons. challenge the clear divisional leaders. attacked really well. Sometimes what we have
We’ve been introducing numerous young been going through can wear you down a little
players, who will be part of the positive future bit, so to taste those little bits of success, which
we’re planning for this football club, into the have been very hard to come by in recent times
fold and I thought they were magnificent. It can really help. I was really pleased for the
was a highly contentious free-kick that led to young players.
their winner, and we should be defending the We’re trying to build a successful platform
ball in better, but I was very pleased with the to be able to thrive in, and there has been
personality and characteristics we showed. evidence of that on Tuesday and last Saturday.
Then, on Tuesday night, against Gainsborough Today’s game is a great challenge and a good
Trinity in the Lincolnshire Senior Cup final, our opportunity for the players to back those two
young players had to be professional. It’s been performances up.
tough for the players, who have felt the pain
of playing in the first team and losing football Up the Iron!
matches, to not be able to show the football Keith Hill
CLUB STATEMENT ROUND-UP IRON WIN
Last Thursday, Peter Swann stepped down as LINCOLNSHIRE
Chairman with immediate effect. SENIOR CUP
Lee Turnbull has rejoined the Iron as our Chief The Iron won the
Operating Officer. Lee will oversee the club’s Lincolnshire Senior
operational procedures and will be taking on Cup for the 21st time,
the Chairman’s roles. but for the first time
The previous Monday, the club’s board since 2011, thanks to
confirmed it had accepted the resignation of goals from Harvey Cribb
Simon Elliott from his position as Non- and Alfie Beestin on Tuesday night.
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YOUR MESSAGES
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Event Rooms Bedrooms Experiences Rooms Town Centre. highly-rated academy first-year scholar Owen
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Happy 80th Birthday to Peterjon Dodd, with with the club.
much love from your family and the club. Coming into effect from July 2022, he signs
Palaane Building Happy 50th birthday to Glen Palmer.
a two-year deal with a one-year option in the
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Recent news from the
Psychological Therapies Sands Venue Stadium...
North Lincs (IAPT)
MATCH SPONSOR: SULSESC 2001-02 Mark Jackson
2002-03 Tommy Evans
Tackle YOUR Mental 2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
Andy Butler
Andy Butler
Andy Keogh
Health with IAPT
2006-07 Joe Murphy
2007-08 Jack Cork
2008-09 Gary Hooper
2009-10 Paul Hayes
Don't suffer in silence! We are delighted to welcome the Scunthorpe
United London and South East Supporters’ Club
2010-11
2011-12
2012-13
Josh Lillis
Sam Slocombe
Mark Duffy
(SULSESC) as our match sponsor for this 2013-14 Sean McAllister
afternoon’s game against Mansfield Town. 2014-15 Paddy Madden
We provide talking therapies for adults Rory Watson has become the fifth goalkeeper
to win the London Supporters’ Club’s (SULSESC)
2015-16
2016-17
Paddy Madden
Murray Wallace
experiencing common mental health problems Player of the Season award. SULSESC will be
presenting the shield to Rory this afternoon.
2017-18
2018-19
Funso Ojo
Lee Novak
The Iron’s current shot-stopper follows in 2019-20 Abo Eisa
If you have experienced any of the following the footsteps of his predecessors Tommy Evans
(2003), Joe Murphy (2007), Josh Lillis (2011) and
2020-21
2021-22
Alex Gilliead
Rory Watson
for more than two weeks, please contact us. Sam Slocombe (2012) in taking the accolade.
Now in its 35th year since first being presented MATCHBALL SPONSOR: IN LOVING
•Depression •Anxiety •Phobia •Panic . to midfielder David Harle at the conclusion of
United’s final season at the Old Show Ground in
1987, the John Birkett Memorial Trophy is named
MEMORY OF JASON WILMOT – HAPPY
BIRTHDAY. UP THE IRON!
The matchball sponsor today honours the
•Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) in memory of the late SULSESC chairman, who
died in 1998.
commitment and loyalty of Jason Wilmot to his
club.
•Obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD)
For further London Supporters’ Club We spoke to Jason’s wife Claire ahead of the
information, visit www.sulsesc.com. matchball sponsorship against Mansfield. She
We hope all SULSESC’s guests in attendance said: “An avid supporter, Jason dedicated himself
today have a great day with the Iron, and we to following his club, talking about them,
would like to thank everyone associated for their attending games and sharing his passion for
QR CODE QUICK LINK: them. When frustrated with the performances,
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You can now self refer at: match.
Past John Birkett Memorial Trophy Winners:
he’d not shy away from discussing
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iapt.rdash.nhs.uk
1987-88 David Harle about claiming his team.
1988-89 Tony Daws “This season has seen huge upheavals and
1989-90 Andy Flounders challenges at the club, however setbacks must
1990-91 Andy Flounders be viewed as learning in action. Hopefully today
Or call us on: 03000 216165
1991-92 Paul Longden sees a return to winning ways to bring cheers
1992-93 Matt Elliott from his fellow ‘travelling band in the East Stand’.
1993-94 Matt Carmichael Up the Iron!”
1994-95 Alan Knill We would like to take this
1995-96 Tony Ford opportunity to thank Claire
FREE mental health 1996-97 Steve Housham for today’s matchball
1997-98 Chris Hope sponsorship and continued
support for people 1998-99 Jamie Forrester support in loving memory of
1999-00 Lee Hodges Jason.
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WILSON LOAN STAY EXTENDED
First year professional Cameron Wilson has had his loan
with Scarborough Athletic extended until the end of the
season. CLUB OFFICIALS
CHAIRMAN: Peter Swann
The 19-year-old winger stays with the Northern DIRECTORS: Karin Swann,
Premier League Premier Division side after making Christopher Swann, Leanne Mayo
nine starts in his initial spell over the course of the last NON-EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR: Simon Elliott
PRESIDENT: Baron Botham, Kt, OBE
month. VICE PRESIDENTS: Brian Heywood,
On his second appearance for the Seadogs, he scored Dr John Zacharais, Keith Waters,
the winner and won the man of the match award in the Tony Jacklin CBE, Keith Wagstaff,
2-1 win over Buxton, while he has consistently racked up Jason Oxenforth
FIRST TEAM MANAGER: Keith Hill
a lot of minutes while playing for the side. COACH: Tony McMahon
Wilson has made five appearances for the first team GOALKEEPING COACH: Paul Musselwhite
since signing professional terms last summer. He joined HEAD OF MEDICAL SERVICES:
Michael McBride
the club at Under-11s level in 2013 from Goole Town ASSISTANT FIRST TEAM PHYSIOTHERAPIST:
Tigers, a local team in his hometown. Ben Palmer
KIT MANAGER: Nathan Stanton
CHIEF SCOUT: Will Swann
BOOK FOR MOTHER’S DAY ACADEMY MANAGER: Tony Daws
Dine with us for Mother’s Day this year! We’re taking PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT PHASE
bookings for Sunday, March 27th in our restaurant. COACH: Dale Tonge
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER: Leanne Mayo
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FREE gift for every mum. Call 01724 747684 to book! MEDIA AND MARKETING MANAGER:
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Onion bhaji Josh Braithwaite
CONFERENCE AND EVENTS MANAGER:
Smoked Salmon Stephanie Moloney
Capers, cucumber and lemon dressing STADIUM MANAGER/SAFETY OFFICER:
Black Pudding Scotch Egg Phil Jacklin
CLUB CHAPLAIN: Reverend Alan Wright
Apple and brown sauces
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Roasted Sirloin of Beef FORMED: 1899
Yorkshire pudding TURNED PROFESSIONAL: 1912
LEAGUE ADMISSION: 1950
Slow Roasted Belly Pork
Sage and onion stuffing LEAGUE AND CUP HONOURS
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LEAGUE ONE CHAMPIONS: 2006-07
Sage and onion stuffing LEAGUE ONE PLAY-OFF WINNERS: 2008-09
Nut Roast DIVISION THREE NORTH CHAMPIONS:
Vegetarian gravy 1957-58
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Vanilla anglaise LINCOLNSHIRE SENIOR CUP WINNERS:
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1959, 1961, 1964, 1966, 1978, 1997, 1999,
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Keith Hill, Lewis said:
PLAYER INTERVIEW “When he first joined, he
said he likes to give young
HARRY LEWIS
players an opportunity and I
feel fortunate to be the one
who managed to get the
most opportunities out of
Kai Connell writes, as locally-born Harry Lewis talks about his the younger lads (in Lewis’
rise to first team contention this season, and about his hopes and age group).
“It shows huge trust and
aspirations for the future...
now I’m trying to repay the
trust by putting in good
In January, Scunthorpe United were delighted my old primary school teachers have season
performances.
to announce Harry Lewis had signed his first tickets too. They were always the ones who’d
Lewis finished by saying:
professional contract with the club. say, “make sure you sign for Scunny when
“When you have someone
The former St Bede’s Catholic School pupil, you’re older,” so it was quite mental to think
who puts trust in you and
who was born in 2004, is flourishing in his they were all there when I was coming.”
puts their name next to you,
breakthrough season at the Iron as he Since his debut, Lewis has featured in a
it makes you want to work
approaches the end of his final scholarship further eight first team fixtures in Sky Bet
harder for them and contin-
year with the club before a two-year League Two. With injuries to Mason O’Malley
ue to get more
professional deal comes into effect. (thigh) and Lewis Thompson (anterior cruciate
opportunities.”
The versatile left-footed 18-year-old started ligament), Lewis is likely to pick up further
the 2021/22 season in the Under-18s setup, appearances as we approach the end of the
making a name for himself with Iron fans season.
through a well-taken goal and performance at “I’m ready to take anything head on,” he
Old Trafford in the FA Youth Cup, before Keith stated.
Hill summoned him into first team action on “It’s unfortunate how it’s come around
New Year’s Day. (with the injuries to teammates O’Malley and
Reflecting on his debut against Carlisle Thompson) but if I’m getting the minutes I’m
United, Lewis said: “It was a bit surreal to be not going to complain.”
honest. Excitement, and a bit of disbelief! Naturally a more attacking player in his
“I didn’t picture it happening, but I’ve always youth career, Lewis admits there are
worked hard for it to happen. I feel like after defensive qualities that still to be worked on
the Manchester United game everything as he continues his development with the
started to go upwards for me. I came down to guidance of Keith Hill.
train and I remember Macca (Tony McMahon) “He wants me to keep level-headed, work
told me I did well, and I’ve been around with hard, not get too big for my boots and stay
the first team since. grounded,” he claimed.
“I’d been on the bench quite a bit and I was “He’s constantly trying to make us better
hoping I’d get my opportunity. New Year’s Day on the training pitch, he’s very adamant with
came around and ‘I thought I might get it what he wants you to do but at the end of the
here’, ‘I might not’. day it’s to make me a better player.
“My first thought if I got my debut was I’d “There are still areas for me to improve. I
get five minutes at the end of a game but he want goals, I want to help the team win, but THANK YOU FOR YOUR KIT SPONSORSHIP
(Keith Hill) put me on with about 30 minutes defensively I need to work on one-on-ones. We thank the sponsors of the following departed players:
to go. I’m not naturally a defender so it’s an area I - Ryan Loft: Thanks to Julie (home kit sponsor) and Tyto Law (away and third kit sponsors)
“It was surreal to see my number go up and need to work on. - Jake Scrimshaw: Thanks to Away Travel (away kit sponsor)
look around seeing my mum, my dad and all “I can play anywhere on the left, it doesn’t - Alex Kenyon: Thanks to Robert Ayton (home kit sponsor) and CRAM Vape (away kit sponsor)
my family in the crowd. bother me where I play as long as I’m getting - Devarn Green: Thanks to Shaun & Caroline Maxwell (home kit sponsor) and Viking Iron (third kit
“Quite a few of my mates come to the games opportunities,” he added. sponsor)
too so they were there. I’m pretty sure two of Going more in-depth about his thoughts on - Myles Hippolyte: Thanks to Peter McAleer (home kit sponsor) and Rich New (away kit sponsor)
- Harry Wood: Thanks to Mortigo (home kit sponsor)
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MANSFIELD TOWN IN OPPOSITION
SCUNTHORPE UNITED MANSFIELD TOWN
MATCH FACTS & TOTAL CARDS
Scunthorpe are currently Mansfield won this exact
on their longest losing run fixture last season 3-2
against Mansfield in the 72 75 but they haven’t beaten
Football League, losing each Scunthorpe in consecutive
of the last four meetings. away Football League games
5 6 since November 1994 (run
of four).
Ryan Payne profiles our latest Sands Venue Stadium visitors,
while also picking a star man and profiling the boss...
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GOALS
53 39.1 48.6
EXPECTED GOALS
72
GOALS
CONCEDED
43 63.9 40.7
EXPECTED GOALS
AGAINST
6
CLEAN
SHEETS
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Currently sitting in sixth place in Sky Clough spent four years with the
Bet League Two, Mansfield Town’s Rams, before a spell with Sheffield
turnaround this season has been United. He returned to Burton Albion 389 482 46.1 49.9 6.7 11 6 14 22 18
extremely impressive. After a winless as manager from 2015 to 2020. In
run that stretched from August to November 2020, he took over at
October, the Stags’ have turned into Mansfield. SHOTS AVERAGE SHOT CONVERSION POINTS GAINED AFTER POINTS DROPPED
promotion hopefuls with a There was a notable loan transfer POSSESSION % RATE % TRAILING AFTER LEADING
remarkable run, only losing four out addition this January. Progressing
of their last 25 league fixtures. through the Newcastle United
They come into this game on the back of a academy, Matty Longstaff made his profes-
defeat, losing 1-0 away at league leaders sional debut for the Magpies against Leicester GOAL TIMES
Forest Green Rovers. George Lapslie saw red City in August 2019.
for the Stags as Josh March struck to give Longstaff has made 14 Premier League
SCORED CONCEDED SCORED CONCEDED
Rovers all three points. appearances for Newcastle, scoring on two
The two sides have already met once this occasions. At the start of the 2021/22 season, 0-15 6 7 0-15 5 7
season, with the Stags coming out as 3-1 he moved on loan to Scottish side Aberdeen.
16-30 0 9 16-30 10 7
winners in November. The Iron went in front His move was cut short in January after only
through Myles Hippolyte, but were hit back by five appearances. 31-45 6 10 31-45 12 5
an Ollie Clarke double and a goal from Jordan During the January transfer window, the 46-60 4 11 46-60 7 7
Bowery. 22-year-old went on loan again, joining
Son of the legendary Brian Clough, Stags Mansfield, where he has scored three goals in 61-75 3 17 61-75 12 5
boss Nigel Clough’s managerial career began nine appearances. 76-90 7 18 76-90 7 12
with Burton Albion in 1998. He spent over a We welcome the Mansfield fans who have
decade with the Brewers, before managing made the trip to the Sands Venue Stadium Data excludes games played after April 4th
Derby County. this afternoon.
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ENGLISH FOOTBALL LEAGUE - LEAGUE TWO TOP FIVES
IS TH E GOALS ASSISTS
E R
1 24 DOMINIC TELFORD 1 13 KANE WILSON
ET T
100 96 71 55 100 89 81 80 100 98 97 93 100 86 56 52 47
100 93 85 70 100 88 83 76 74 100 96 90 88 83 100 99 94 93
B
2 23 MATT STEVENS 2 12 MITCHELL PINNOCK
A
3 17 HARRY MCKIRDY 3 11 NICKY CADDEN
4 17 JAMILLE MATT 4 11 JEVANI BROWN
Y TO
5 13 HARRY SMITH 5 9 JAMILLE MATT
W A TOTAL SHOTS CHANCES CREATED
Y O U R
1 121 HARRY MCKIRDY 1 106 JEVANI BROWN
BUY
2 107 DOMINIC TELFORD 2 93 NICKY CADDEN
3 98 3 87
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CONOR WILKINSON CALLUM COOKE
C A R
4 96 FINN AZAZ 4 80 GEORGE THOMSON
NE X T
5 96 ANDY COOK 5 78 KANE WILSON
O
% OF GOALS INVOLVED IN SUCCESSFUL PASSES
C A Z O
1 41.9 DOMINIC TELFORD 1 1875 LOUIS REED
2 41 FREDDIE SEARS 2 1787 EOGHAN O’CONNELL
3 40.4 MITCHELL PINNOCK 3 1676 NICKY FEATHERSTONE
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4 38.8 JAMILLE MATT 4 1634 DION CONROY
5 38.8 MATT STEVENS 5 1556 OLIVER BANKS
DRIBBLES COMPLETED SAVES
1 99 KANE WILSON 1 118 GLENN MORRIS
2 85 JACK DIAMOND 2 116 RORY WATSON
3 55 DYLAN BAHAMBOULA 3 110 JOSEPH WOLLACOTT
4 51 DAVID AJIBOYE 4 110 LIAM ROBERTS
5 46 ALEX GILLIEAD 5 109 PAUL FARMAN
ENGLISH FOOTBALL LEAGUE - LEAGUE TWO SPOTLIGHT
Stevenage manager Steve Evans has never Mansfield’s Nigel Clough has only lost one of
beaten Colchester United in five previous his last 10 Football League matches against
Football League meetings (D3 L2). Scunthorpe United (W6 D3), a 1-0 defeat as
Burton manager in 2016.
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DATE OPPONENT K/O/RES COMP TEAM SUB 1 SUB 2 SUB 3 UNUSED SUBS
Sat 7 Aug Swindon Town (H) L 1-3 LG2 Billson Kenyon Taft Green Beestin LOFT 1 Thompson Bunn O’Neill Pugh Davis Hallam (30) Watson (45) Wilson (77) O’Malley, Onariase, Rowe, Perry
Tue 10 Aug Barrow (A) L 0-1 CCR1 Watson O’Malley Kenyon Taft Onariase Loft Hippolyte Bunn Pugh Davis Perry Green (68) Beestin (68) Wilson (81) Rowe, Jessop, Thompson, Balme
Sat 14 Aug Rochdale (A) D 0-0 LG2 Watson Kenyon Taft Onariase Green Loft Thompson Bunn Pugh Davis Perry Beestin (32) Hippolyte (68) O’Malley (82) Rowe, Jessop, Wilson, Balme
Tue 17 Aug Walsall (A) D 1-1 LG2 Watson O’Malley Taft Onariase Green BEESTIN 1 Rowe Bunn Pugh Davis Perry Wilson (65) Thompson (76) Jessop (76) Shrimpton, Gallimore, Balme
Sat 21 Aug Sutton United (H) D 1-1 LG2 Watson Taft Onariase Green Beestin Hippolyte Thompson SCRIMSHAW 1 Pugh Davis Perry Jessop (69) O’Malley (78) Rowe (87) Collins, Wilson, Shrimpton
Tue 24 Aug Manchester City U21s (H) L 0-3 PJT GS Collins O’Malley Onariase Hippolyte Rowe Jessop Thompson Wilson Shrimpton Davis Gallimore Poulter (45) M-Billam (76) Lobley (80) Watson, Beestin, Pugh
Sat 28 Aug Tranmere Rovers (H) W 1-0 LG2 Watson Taft Onariase Green Beestin HIPPOLYTE 1 Rowe Thompson Jarvis Pugh Davis Gallimore (64) O’Neill (69) Wilson (83) O’Malley, Collins, Jessop, Shrimpton
Sat 4 Sep Northampton Town (A) L 0-2 LG2 Watson Taft Onariase Green Beestin Rowe Wood Thompson Jarvis Davis Hackney Perry (61) Scrimshaw (68) Bunn (76) Hippolyte, Collins, O’Neill, Pugh
Sat 11 Sep Exeter City (H) L 0-4 LG2 Watson Millen Taft Rowe Wood Thompson Bunn Scrimshaw Davis Perry Hackney O’Neill (56) Beestin (56) Green, Hippolyte, Collins, Jarvis, Pugh
Sat 18 Sep Carlisle United (A) D 2-2 LG2 Watson Millen O’Malley Taft ONARIASE 1 Beestin Hippolyte Wood Scrimshaw JARVIS 1 Perry Pugh (68) Rowe (82) O’Neill (82) Green, Hallam, Hackney, Balme
Sat 25 Sep Port Vale (H) L 0-1 LG2 Watson Millen O’Malley Taft Onariase Beestin Hippolyte Wood Scrimshaw Jarvis Perry Green (63) Hackney (63) Hallam (75) Rowe, Collins, O’Neill, Pugh
Sat 2 Oct Newport County (A) L 0-3 LG2 Watson Millen O’Malley Taft Onariase Beestin Scrimshaw Jarvis Davis Perry Hackney Loft (63) Bunn (75) Hippolyte (75) Hallam, Rowe, Collins, Wood
Tue 5 Oct Rotherham United (A) L 1-4 PJT GS Watson Millen Onariase Green Beestin LOFT 1 Hallam Hippolyte Wood Thompson Davis Jarvis (71) Pugh (75) Hackney (84) O’Malley, Taft, Collins, Perry
Sat 9 Oct Harrogate Town (A) L 1-6 LG2 Watson Millen Taft Green Beestin Loft Hippolyte Wood Thompson Scrimshaw DAVIS 1 Jarvis (61) Hallam (67) Hackney (82) O’Malley, Rowe, Collins, Pugh
Sat 16 Oct Forest Green Rovers (H) L 0-2 LG2 Watson O’Malley Taft Onariase Loft Hippolyte Rowe Scrimshaw Pugh Davis Hackney Green (40) Beestin (61) Jarvis (72) Collins, Wood, O’Neill, Gallimore
Tue 19 Oct Barrow (A) D 1-1 LG2 Watson Millen TAFT 1 Onariase Loft Hippolyte Rowe Thompson Scrimshaw Pugh Hackney Beestin (59) Wood (65) Jarvis (77) Collins, Wilson, O’Neill, Gallimore
Sat 23 Oct Crawley Town (H) W 2-1* LG2 Watson Millen Taft Onariase Loft Hippolyte Rowe Thompson SCRIMSHAW 1 Pugh Hackney Bunn (61) Beestin (61) Jarvis (79) Green, Collins, Wood, O’Neill
Sat 30 Oct Colchester United (A) L 1-2 LG2 Watson Millen Taft Onariase Loft Hippolyte Thompson Scrimshaw Pugh DAVIS 1 Hackney Beestin (45) Green (45) Jarvis (61) Rowe, Wood, O’Neill, Balme
Sat 6 Nov Doncaster Rovers (H) L 0-1 FAC R1 Watson O’Malley Taft Onariase Beestin Loft Rowe Bunn Scrimshaw Pugh Hackney Hippolyte (22) Green (61) Perry (61) Wood (76) Jarvis (76) **
Tue 9 Nov Doncaster Rovers (H) L 2-3 PJT GS Watson Taft Green Hippolyte Rowe Wood Thompson Jarvis Pugh Perry Hackney LOFT (37) 1 Kenyon (66) SCRIMSHAW (73) 1 O’Malley, Wilson, Balme, Lobley
Sat 13 Nov Salford City (H) D 1-1 LG2 Watson O’Malley Kenyon Taft Onariase LOFT 1 Hippolyte Rowe Scrimshaw Perry Hackney Millen (68) Pugh (81) Jarvis (81) Green, Beestin, Thompson, Balme
Sat 20 Nov Mansfield Town (A) L 1-3 LG2 O’Hara O’Malley Kenyon Taft Onariase Loft HIPPOLYTE 1 Rowe Scrimshaw Perry Hackney Beestin (61) Jarvis (73) Pugh (78) Millen, Green, Collins, Thompson
Tue 23 Nov Leyton Orient (H) D 1-1 LG2 O’Hara Millen O’Malley Kenyon Taft Onariase Beestin Loft Thompson Jarvis Pugh Perry (45) SCRIMSHAW 1 (61) Rowe (83) Green, Hippolyte, Collins, Hackney
Sat 27 Nov Bradford City (H) D 1-1 LG2 O’Hara Millen Kenyon Taft Onariase Beestin Hippolyte Thompson Scrimshaw JARVIS 1 Perry Hackney (55) Rowe (71) Green (71) Collins, Wood, Gallimore, Poulter
Tue 7 Dec Stevenage (A) D 1-1 LG2 Watson Millen O’Malley Taft Onariase Green Beestin HIPPOLYTE 1 Rowe Jarvis Pugh Loft (45) Scrimshaw (63) Hackney (86) Collins, Wood, Gallimore, Lewis
Sat 11 Dec Hartlepool United (A) D 0-0 LG2 Watson Millen O’Malley Taft Onariase Beestin Loft Hippolyte Rowe Jarvis Pugh Gallimore (45) Bunn (65) Billson, Green, Scrimshaw, Hackney, Lewis
Sun 26 Dec Oldham Athletic (A) W 3-1 LG2 Watson O’Malley Taft Onariase Green HIPPOLYTE 1 Rowe Bunn Jarvis Pugh Hackney LOFT 2 (45) Kenyon (79) Billson, Millen, Hallam, Davis, Lewis
Sat 1 Jan Carlisle United (H) L 0-1 LG2 Watson O’Malley Taft Green Loft Hippolyte Rowe Bunn Pugh Davis Hackney Lewis (63) Scrimshaw (71) Hallam (80) Billson, Millen, Kenyon, Gallimore
Sat 8 Jan Tranmere Rovers (A) L 0-4 LG2 Watson O’Malley Taft Green Hippolyte Rowe Bunn Pugh Davis Hackney Gallimore Jarvis (45) Burns (58) Beestin (76) Billson, Millen, Kenyon, Lewis
Sat 15 Jan Exeter City (A) L 0-2 LG2 Watson O’Malley Taft Onariase Hippolyte Rowe Jarvis Pugh Hackney Burns Matheson Beestin (59) D-Turan (73) Wood (85) Lewis (95) Collins, Bunn, Davis
Sat 22 Jan Newport County (H) L 0-1 LG2 Watson O’Malley Taft Onariase Rowe Bunn Pugh Davis Perry Burns Matheson Hippolyte (43) Wood (78) Hallam (88) Collins, Beestin, Gallimore, Lewis
Tue 25 Jam Bristol Rovers (H) L 2-3 LG2 Watson O’Malley Taft Onariase Beestin Hippolyte Rowe Wood Perry BURNS 2 Matheson Lewis (45) Sinclair (58) Pugh (81) Collins, Hallam, Gallimore, Young
Sat 29 Jan Port Vale (A) L 0-1 LG2 Watson Millen Taft Onariase Rowe Wood Sinclair Feeney Burns Lewis Grant Matheson (45) Pugh (58) Green (58) Beestin (69) Collins, Hallam, Gallimore
Sat 5 Feb Oldham Athletic (H) L 0-1 LG2 Watson Millen Delaney Onariase Beestin Nuttall Pyke Sinclair Feeney Lewis Grant Pugh (63) Bunn (66) Hallam (87) Collins, Taft, Rowe, Matheson
Tue 8 Feb Walsall (H) W 1-0 LG2 Watson Millen Delaney Onariase Pyke ROWE 1 Sinclair Pugh Feeney Burns Grant Nuttall (57) Gallimore (57) Taft (78) Collins, Jessop, Lewis, Matheson
Sat 12 Feb Swindon Town (A) L 0-3 LG2 Watson Millen Delaney Onariase Beestin Nuttall Rowe Feeney Burns Matheson Grant Sinclair (69) Pyke (80) Bunn (80) Collins, Taft, Thompson, Lewis
Sat 19 Feb Rochdale (H) L 1-2 LG2 Watson Millen O’Malley Delaney ONARIASE 1 Pyke Rowe Feeney Hackney Burns Grant Nuttall (52) Sinclair (72) Beestin (80) Collins, Taft, Thompson, Bunn
Tue 22 Feb Northampton Town (H) D 0-0 LG2 Watson Millen Delaney Onariase Nuttall Rowe Thompson Bunn Sinclair Feeney Grant O’Malley (74) Hackney (79) Burns (88) Collins, Pyke, Moore-Billam, Young
Sat 26 Feb Sutton United (A) L 1-4* LG2 Watson Millen O’Malley Delaney Onariase Nuttall Rowe Bunn Sinclair Feeney Grant Cribb (45) Pyke (45) Hackney (70) Collins, Burns, Moore-Billam, Young
Sat 5 Mar Crawley Town (A) D 0-0 LG2 Watson Delaney Taft Pyke Rowe Feeney Hackney Burns Matheson Grant Cribb Nuttall (60) Beestin (68) Collins, Onariase, Bunn, M-Billam, Lewis
Sat 12 Mar Colchester United (H) L 1-3 LG2 Watson Delaney Taft Beestin NUTTALL 1 Rowe Feeney Hackney Matheson Grant Cribb Onariase (45) Sinclair (65) Foster, Bunn, Burns, M-Billam, Lewis
Tue 15 Mar Barrow (H) L 0-1 LG2 Watson O’Malley Delaney Taft Nuttall Rowe Sinclair Feeney Burns Grant Cribb Lewis (32) Hackney (45) Pyke (45) Foster, Beestin, Bunn, Young
Sat 19 Mar Salford City (A) L 1-5 LG2 Watson Delaney Taft Beestin Nuttall Rowe Sinclair Feeney Lewis Matheson Cribb Burns (45) Hackney (82) Foster, Bunn, Moore-Billam, Young
Sat 26 Mar Harrogate Town (H) L 0-3 LG2 Watson Delaney Taft Nuttall Rowe Sinclair Feeney Hackney Burns Lewis Cribb Pyke (63) Beestin (63) Gallimore (82) Foster, Bunn, Baker, Young
Sat 2 Apr Forest Green Rovers (A) L 0-1 LG2 Watson Delaney Beestin Nuttall Rowe Sinclair Feeney Hackney Gallimore Lewis Cribb Burns (61) Bunn (82) M-Billam (82) Foster, Taft, Young, Matheson
* denotes own goal
Sat 9 Apr Mansfield Town (H) 3pm LG2
ATTENDANCES Carlisle: 3,020 (276) Carlisle: 3,213 (98)
Fri 15 Apr
Mon 18 Apr
Leyton Orient (A)
Stevenage (H)
3pm
3pm
LG2
LG2 HOME: Newport: 2,604 (453)
Bristol R: 2,403 (273)
Newport: 3,213 (98)
Rotherham: 1,439 (134)
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Swindon: 3,602 (737)
Sat 23 Apr Bradford City (A) 3pm LG2 Sutton: 2,429 (112) Oldham: 5,014 (1,493) Harrogate: 3,180 (582) Good afternoon and welcome to this fixture against the Stags, who are in the mix for
Sat 30 Apr Hartlepool United (H) 3pm LG2 Man City U21s: 860 (65) Walsall: 2,123 (169) Barrow: 2,739 (86) automatic promotion.
Sat 7 May Bristol Rovers (A) 3pm LG2 Tranmere: 2,737 (561) Rochdale: 2,548 (441) Colchester: 2,433 (181) Welcome also their fans, staff and players. Scunthorpe’s dismal run of defeats continued
Exeter: 2,443 (206) Northampton: 2,355 Mansfield: 4,904 (528)
(268) Stevenage: 1,808 (184) at Forest Green last Saturday, although on Tuesday a very youthful Iron team played
Port Vale: 2,513 (510)
Colchester: 2,427 (202) Hartlepool: 4,809 (228) extremely well against Gainsborough to lift the Lincolnshire Senior Cup. There was a
Forest Green: 2,104 (92)
Crawley: 2,112 (83) Barrow: 2,009 (159) Oldham: 4,693 (413) decent-sized crowd for such a fixture and an air of positivity around the Park. Lee Turnbull
Doncaster: 3,301 Harrogate: 2,317 (201) Tranmere: 6,056 (273) is very much a “people-person” and is steeped in our club, having held many roles over the
(1,366) Exeter: 4,676 (78) years. He will be a force for good around the place. We know that we can be relegated today
Doncaster: 1,011 (372) AWAY: Port Vale: 5,467 (274)
Barrow: 1,320 (46) Swindon: 9,012 (131) if results go a particular way, but will that be necessarily a bad thing? A re-grouping is often
Salford: 2,614 (124)
Rochdale: 2,679 (415) Sutton: 2,870 (313) positive – look at today’s opponents, as well as Hartlepool, Lincoln and Luton among others.
Leyton Orient: 2,067
(220) Walsall: 4,009 (200) Crawley: 2,144 (125) As we know, the conflict in Ukraine shows no sign of ending, although the specific
Bradford: 3,823 (1,530) Northampton: 4,870 Salford: 1,972 (342) theatres of war may have shifted. The horrific pictures coming out of Bucha and other cities
(331) F Green: 2,484 (82) belie belief, and we can only hope that the whole occupation comes to an end very swiftly.
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