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BLOW FOR IRON ACE JARVIS…

SCUNTHORPE striker Aaron Jarvis may not play again this season after suffering a recurrence of a hamstring problem.
The 23-year-old, who has scored twice for the Iron this term, has not featured for the club this year after initially suffering the issue in the win at Walsall at the end of December.
Manager Neil Cox said: “Jarvo has felt his hamstring again, which is bad news because he was just coming to the end of a 10-week period, maybe longer.
“It looks like that could be him for the season. That’s disappointing.”

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