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Fans’ chief hails Iron home deal

Supporters’ trust chair Tony Gosling hopes the deal to buy Glanford Park can make Scunthorpe United’s new board masters of their own destiny.
Fans’ chief

By Andy Mitchell

SUPPORTERS’ trust chair Tony Gosling hopes the deal to buy Glanford Park can make Scunthorpe United’s new board masters of their own destiny.
The National North giants have endured a torrid time with off-field issues this season with local businesswoman Michelle Harness taking over a club that was on the brink of collapse and being kicked out of its home in early October.
Predecessor David Hilton’s bitter and long-running battle with Peter Swann, the man he took control from and who still owned the ground, threatened the existence of the Iron, a Championship club as recent...

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