Looking Closer To Home
With Lawrence Vigouroux back at Liverpool, Steven Fyfield puts the case for Tyrell Belford becoming number one
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Are Swindon missing Liverpool’s Brad Smith already?
As Smith returns to Anfield apparently to solve a contract dispute, Alex Cooke looks at the contribution of the Australian wideman. Brad Smith showed some promise in his 10 games for Swindon, but he also showed a lot of inexperience. His best qualities seem to reside in his natural attributes – exceptional pace, dogged persistence and a willingness to work
Read moreSwindon Town 5-2 Sheffield Utd: Rampant Robins punish Blunt Blades
Matthew Peach reports on a storming and stylish victory for Swindon Town over promotion favourites Sheffield United.
Read moreSwindon 2-2 Oldham Athletic: Two wonder strikes and two tap-ins
Amari Morgan-Smith rescued a late point for Oldham Athletic on a disappointing night at the County Ground, writes Joe Young.
Read moreBradford City 1-2 Swindon Town: The return of the Obika
Adam Tanner headed north to Bradford to watch Swindon Town’s strong start to the season continue…
Read moreShort Term Contracting Fever
Adam Tanner looks at Swindon Town’s tendency to get contract lengths wrong and the implications for Lee Power’s sustainability strategy…
Read moreSwindon Town 1-1 Coventry City: Fightback secures a point
A depleted Swindon Town side came from behind against a well organised Coventry City side to earn a point and maintain their unbeaten home start to the season. Writes Lee Clark.
Read moreLuton Town 1-2 Swindon Town: Hats off for Smith
Adam Tanner went to Kenilworth Road, Luton to witness Swindon Town’s first step on the League Cup road to Wembley… Swindon approached the game looking to uphold a curiously healthy League Cup record away from home. The team had won at QPR, Stoke and Bristol City inside the last three years; and we had only lost one away tie (on penalties
Read moreSwindon 3-1 Scunthorpe Utd: Town deliver a winning start
Swindon Town kicked-off their 2014/2015 campaign with a fully deserved home win. There was some great football on display at times at the County Ground, but a more clinical opposition attack would’ve capitalised on our current defensive frailties reports STFC007. After several key players have left the County Ground since May, it was only Jay McEveley and Jack Stephens who
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