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Time to sort Park strife

The owner of Scunthorpe United and his predecessor have been challenged to step out of the shadows of social media and sort out the club’s future at Glanford Park.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
9 July 2023

By Andy Mitchell

THE owner of Scunthorpe United and his predecessor have been challenged to step out of the shadows of social media and sort out the club’s future at Glanford Park.
It has been another challenging week for the National League North outfit with a statement attributed to ex-chairman and owner Peter Swann declaring intent to take legal action to evict the club from its home of 35 years.
Current owner David Hilton took the reins from Swann in January but, despite a series of signings under new boss Jimmy Dean, the ex-Championship outfit dropped out of the National League 12 mon...

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