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‘Unknown’ Iron seek to shock

Braintree chairman Lee Harding says the Iron will be gunning for the play-offs on their return to the National League.
‘Unknown’ Iron

PARTY TIME: Braintree fans celebrate Reggie Lambe’s play-off final winner against Worthing
PICTURE: Ian Christy

AMBITIOUS Braintree chairman Lee Harding says the Iron will be gunning for the play-offs on their return to the National League.
Angelo Harrop’s side beat Worthing in the National South play-off final to end a five-year exile from Non-League’s top-flight.
Their previous stint in the division peaked with a third-place finish under the Cowley brothers in 2015-16 and Harding believes Braintree’s increased budget, plus a move towards full-time football, means those lofty heights are...

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