'The radiators are hot and people feel welcome here'
The Iron were relegated to the National League for the first time in 72 years last season, and it has only got worse from there.earlier this month over an alleged unpaid tax bill, and staff are reported to have not been paid on time in November 2022.
A local consortium fronted by ex-Scunthorpe United director Simon Elliott and businessman Ian Sharp came forward to try and buy the club out, and in December 2022 it was announced that a deal had been agreed. You are wrong, there’s clubs not paying players. Scunthorpe owners letting club die because the land the ground is on is worth more than the club it’s self.January 24, 2023
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