Episode #35 of TheWashbag.com Swindon Town FC Podcast is now available to download… Host Ron Smith is joined by three guests to latest events at the County Ground – FLICWiltshire’s Sport Editor Andrew Steele-Davis, TrustSTFC Chairman Steve Mytton and Town fan Neil Cameron. What was all that about? Seven goals, Swindon scored five, against a team managed by Clough junior on
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Alex Cooke looks for a way to help Swindon’s perennially missing midfielder move on
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Following Saturday’s victory at Bradford City, we catch up with Alan Sheehan who reflects on an eventful weekend*…
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We continue our new feature in which we’ll review some of our favourite Swindon Town players, matches, performances etc; Vic Morgan tells us who his favourite player is…
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It’s mid-morning on a Friday, so it must be time for the latest blog by BBC Devon’s Vic Morgan. Just when you think the football season is up and running, it goes and leaves you with a blank weekend again. No Town game because of an international break. So an opportunity to go elsewhere for my football fix. That meant
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Adam Tanner looks at Swindon Town’s tendency to get contract lengths wrong and the implications for Lee Power’s sustainability strategy…
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There’s now even more choice for Swindon Town fans to get their daily news of goings on at the County Ground. Ron Smith reflects on the changing face of the media in the town and how the club need to improve their own output…
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I’ve only just seen this clip of Swindon Town FC and Iraq national team player Yaser Kasim being interviewed on the FIFA Futbol Mundial programme, so I thought I’d share with you all…
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It’s Friday, so it must be time for the latest blog by BBC Devon’s Vic Morgan. What a mad week in the wacky world of professional football. Did your eyes water at the amount of money being thrown around in the ‘greed is good’ league? I think the one statistic that remains with me from this crazy few days is
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With Louis Thompson gone, but back, and Jack Stephens and Jonathan Obika back, again, Alex Cooke looks at how Swindon did out of the summer’s moves. 1. Town had a good transfer window Swindon fans can’t usually agree on anything. From formations to the merits of playing 50-year-old bit of sub-moptop-pop guff after goals, they bicker constantly. But (if you’ve
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