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CLAYTON GLEE AT BIG IRON CHANCE

CLAYTON GLEE AT BIG IRON CHANCE

By Rich Dore

JOURNEY: Clayton Lewis

LEAGUE ONE
CLAYTON Lewis knows League One will be quicker than any football he has previously experienced but the midfielder admits he is living the dream by joining Scunthorpe.
The 20-year-old New Zealand international signed for the Iron on a three-year deal this week, having previously played for Auckland City in his homeland.
Lewis – who has ten international caps – helped Auckland claim seven successive OFC Champions League titles.
“I’m absolutely delighted,” said Lewis. “It took 40 hours to fly here, but this i...

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