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POSITIVITY RULES FOR IRON ROWE

by
The LeaguePaper Team
19 December 2021

JAI Rowe says Scunthorpe have come on “leaps and bounds” in recent weeks and is confident that will soon be reflected in results.
The Iron are still in deep trouble at the wrong end of the table, but 20-year-old defender Rowe is seeing significant signs of progress under Keith Hill.
He said: “In the last few weeks we’ve picked up from where we were before. We’ve come on leaps and bounds.
“You can see it on the training ground, on the pitch and in the changing room. The morale’s very good and I think the wins are going to come.”

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