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IRON IN SEARCH OF HILL CLIMB

Former Dale stalwart lands Scunny challenge
By Chris Dunlavy

STRUGGLING Scunthorpe United have appointed former Bolton and Rochdale boss Keith Hill to salvage their season.
The Iron, who sacked Neil Cox on Monday, are bottom tom of League Two with just two wins from 15 games.
Hill, 52, has managed over 700 games in the EFL and is best known for his 11 years in charge of Rochdale across two spells.
The former Plymouth and Blackburn defender twice led Rochdale to promotion from League Two, and in 2010-11 finished ninth in the third tier to equal the club’s highest-ever placing.
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