Cooper: We can end unbeaten record
00:00, 12 August 2005
Scunthorpe United v Gillingham
GILLINGHAM manager Neale Cooper is confident his side can bring an end to Scunthorpe’s impressive home record on Saturday.
Tuesday’s 2-1 win over Barnsley extended The Iron’s unbeaten run to 11 games, with manager Brian Laws last tasting defeat at Glanford Park on New Year’s Day.
But Cooper said: "Records are there to be broken.
"The match report from Scunthorpe has just come down to us and they had a great result against Barnsley after a disappointing start."
Cooper is set to stick with the same 16 that have featured in Gills’ opening games, with Danny Spiller available after shaking off a knock picked up on Tuesday.
Tony Bullock (foot), Tom Williams (ankle) and Mark Saunders (leg) are all still sidelined.
Meanwhile, Andrew Crofts has been selected for the Welsh under-21 squad to face Malta in Llanelli on August 16.
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