2009–10 Scunthorpe United F.C. season

Scunthorpe struggled all season on their return to the Championship, but eventually managed to survive. The goals of Gary Hooper, who was third-highest top-scorer in the Championship with 19, ahead of the likes of Charlie Adam and Andy Carroll, were crucial to the club's survival, but he left at the end of the season to join Scottish giants Celtic. His strike partner, Paul Hayes, also left, to Preston North End, making Scunthorpe's task of surviving in the Championship for a second consecutive season all the more difficult.

Kit

Scunthorpe's kit was manufactured by Carlotti and sponsored by Rainham Steel, with Smith's Fashion as secondary kit sponsors. Scunthorpe's home kits reverted to stripes for the first time since 1992, with the home kits featuring blue shirts, black shorts and blue socks with black turnovers.

Squad

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No.	Position	Player
1	GK	Joe Murphy
2	MF	Andrew Wright
3	DF	Marcus Williams
4	MF	Sam Togwell
5	DF	Kenny Milne
6	DF	Cliff Byrne (captain)
7	MF	Matthew Sparrow
8	MF	Grant McCann
9	FW	Paul Hayes
10	FW	Gary Hooper
11	MF	Garry Thompson
12	DF	Rob Jones
14	FW	Jonathan Forte
15	DF	David Mirfin
16	MF	Martyn Woolford

No.	Position	Player
17	FW	Ben May
18	MF	Michael O'Connor
19	MF	Josh Wright
20	FW	Donal McDermott (on loan from Manchester City)
21	DF	Jake Picton
22	GK	Josh Lillis
23	GK	Sam Slocombe
24	FW	Matthew Godden
26	DF	Niall Canavan
27	MF	Ian Morris
28	DF	Rory Coleman
29	FW	Adam Boyes
30	DF	Andy Crosby
32	DF	Michael Raynes
33	DF	Jim McNulty (on loan from Brighton)

Left club during season

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No.	Position	Player
20	MF	Kevan Hurst (to Carlisle United)
20	DF	Jordan Spence (on loan from West Ham United)
25	FW	Peter Winn (on loan to Gateshead)

No.	Position	Player
31	DF	George Friend (on loan from Wolves)
31	DF	Brendan Moloney (on loan from Forest)
32	DF	Bondz Ngala (on loan from West Ham United)

Scunthorpe United Football Club

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Grounds	Old Showground Glanford Park

Rivalries	Humber derby Lincolnshire derby

Matches	2009 Football League Trophy Final 2009 Football League One play-off Final

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