Swindon Town cruised to 5th consecutive League One victory courtesy of a 3-0 away victory at Meadow Lane. An Andy Williams double and Massimo Luongo strike gave Town the points, a far better return than my previous football experience in Nottingham yielded, writes Joe Young.
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Originally posted on Benjamin Wills' Blog:
Relegation, Promotion and the threat of Administration, twice. The 21st Century has not been a boring one for Swindon Town fans but while 2000 onwards will be best remembered so far for Wembley heartbreak, more Wembley heartbreak, Paul Hart and Paolo Di Canio, who have been the players that put smiles on Swindon folks’ faces?…
Lee Power says that the attendances at the County Ground better improve or he will start flogging players, Alex Cooke has five better ideas, and one crap one.
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Two Milton Keynes goals in eight second half minutes from Dele Ali and Anthony Kay were enough for the ‘Dons’ to snuff out a resolute Swindon Town side at Stadium MK. The resurgent Jon Obika gave Town a 6th minute lead but our hosts were the better side over 90 minutes – only some late heroics from Wes Foderingham and the Swindon defence keeping the goals conceded down to two, writes Daniel Hunt.
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Swindon Town are dropping down the table following a three game winless run that continued on Saturday with a draw versus Colchester United. Niall Ratcliffe reports on Town’s leaky defence…
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Adam Tanner travelled to Huish Park to watch Swindon Town try to gain ground at the top of the League One table…
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Matthew Peach reports on a storming and stylish victory for Swindon Town over promotion favourites Sheffield United.
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Amari Morgan-Smith rescued a late point for Oldham Athletic on a disappointing night at the County Ground, writes Joe Young.
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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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Two extra-time penalties saw Swindon exit the League Cup but with a red card and numerous injuries that is a fraction of the story, reports Alex Cooke. “If the people of Swindon don’t want to watch this team, they don’t like football”. It was hard boiled stuff tweeted in rage, but this one has a soft centre of truth. Swindon’s
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