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He told the Scunthorpe Telegraph: "We are not simply looking to get enough points to survive, we have set our sights much higher than that.
"We have a better equipped squad than when we went up last time and I see no reason why we should not do what Doncaster did last season and have a flirt at making the play-offs."
The fixtures were published on Thursday and the Iron begin the campaign with a trip to a much-fancied Brentford side, followed by a home double-header against Barnsley and Gillingham.
The match against the Tykes on Tuesday August 9 is already generating a huge amount of interest amongst supporters on the Iron-Bru.net message board because it will see the return of Paul Hayes and Richard Kell, who left the club amidst much controversy at the beginning of June.
Laws added: "I am sure the two players who left us won't relish coming back so soon - but I am sure the supporters will be looking forward to a local derby, with Glanford Park hopefully bulging at the seams."