The latest winners of the Iron Super Draw were confirmed on Thursday evening by Our Club Lotto.
With eight prizes on offer in November, including a top prize of £250 cash and a guest prize of a free gutter clean from LG Gutter Cleaning Services, the draw took place at 7pm on Thursday evening.
- C. Lonergan - £250
- T. Smyth - 2 x Hospitality spaces
- S. Hammond - 4 x Tickets for home league game
- M. Maidment - 2 x Directors Box tickets for home league game
- P. Smith - A FREE gutter clean from LG Guttering, worth £60/
- G. Godson - Party of four to the Hold in Wand Crazy Golf
- C. Elliott - £30 voucher for the Smoking Goat
- C. Pocklington - An exclusive Scunthorpe United Iron Super Draw winner mug courtesy of the Merch Labs
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Latest Iron signing Luke Williams spoke on how his return to the Attis Arena came around after a six-year absence, along with providing an insight into his experiences in the Icelandic second division with Víkingur Ólafsvík.
Firstly, Williams gave his initial response to rejoining United by saying: "It’s a real happy one. It’s been great to be back in the building and seeing those familiar faces from when I was previously here."
Since his departure in 2018, Williams has plied his trade back in his homeland of the north-east with Hartlepool United and Gateshead. However, it’s his latest club that draws the most attention due his three-year stint in Iceland: “Most recently, I played in Iceland which was an experience in itself to be honest, but it was something that I needed to do for myself and by going away and playing a whole bunch of games it’s allowed me to get back to where I needed to be.
"It was certainly cold out there but it’s an amazing country despite the fact it takes a while to get used to, for example the pace of life and being away from my family was the hardest thing I found because you find yourself with not much to do."
In response to answering a question on what drew him to the opportunity to play abroad, Williams stated: “The opportunity came about by speaking to my mate who’s been over there for 12 years and from what he said it seemed like a good opportunity at the right time for me to go over there and test myself in a new environment.”
After returning from Iceland at the end of their league season he described what drew him back to the Attis Arena years after his first departure: "Ultimately what’s brought me back to the club was wanting to be part of something successful, which I think this club is going to be as it’s going to do everything it can to get back to where it was and return to the standards and positions of where it was previously.
"The club is in a very different position now to what I knew it as but that’s football and these things happen, the club is still the same size as it was back when I was here in League One and the foundations are there to help build something really special."
Williams has been training behind the scenes with the Iron for upwards of six weeks after initially joining up with Andy Butler’s squad to maintain fitness. During that time he has been introduced to the Scunthorpe squad and had this to say on how he’s found his return: “It’s been really good, we’ve had some tough training sessions and despite the fact I only really know Boycey (Andrew Boyce) from when I was here before the squad we have is really talented and it’s a great group of lads."
After not receiving international clearance to play against Buxton last week, Williams is now available for selection and will be hoping to feature in the Iron’s upcoming encounter with Warrington Rylands: “I think it was Monday when I got the phone call to say I was cleared to play so it’s great to get that confirmed now, I’m excited for this weekend because all any footballer wants is to feature in games and to be here seeing the stadium and the pitch again just makes me grateful to be back involved.”
Attacking midfielder Luke Williams speaks about his experiences in Iceland ahead of his return to the Iron.
Scunthorpe United is delighted to announce former attacker Luke Williams has rejoined the club.
The now-31-year-old returns to the Attis Arena a decade on from his first spell at the club, which was on loan from Middlesbrough in 2014. He would score two goals in six appearances in that spell.
Williams would end up going on loan to Coventry City and Peterborough United in the same season, before the Iron swooped for the attacker in the summer. Unfortunately, a horror tackle on the opening day of the 2015-16 season put Williams on the sidelines with a serious injury, which would take some battling. Despite setbacks, he did score five goals in 37 league games during that permanent spell, adding two further strikes in the EFL Trophy, before signing for Hartlepool United in 2018.
He would spend a season at Gateshead before moving to Iceland where he has been representing second division side Víkingur Ólafsvík for their last three campaigns, where he's scored a total of 14 goals in 38 appearances. Captaining the side throughout their last campaign, which has recently come to a conclusion, Williams was on a run of seven goals in seven games during the season and netted a total of eight in 13 appearances for the side.
Williams has been training with the club for six weeks, and agrees non-contract terms with the Iron, making him now eligible to represent the club.
The attacking midfielder is eligible for this weekend's encounter in the Isuzu FA Trophy having received international clearance, and has been allocated the number 23 jersey.