Tag Archives: Paolo Di Canio

Press Watch – Creepies, Drums, Dons and Potters

Welcome to Press Watch, the Washbag’s new sideways glance at all things Town related in the media. If you see anything remotely concerning Swindon Town in the worlds media get in contact with me via Twitter @mrbraindown It’s funny how people associate different smells and sounds with different experiences. Take perfumed nappy bags for instance, if you have a baby

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Podcast Episode 4: Unbeaten start without Caddis, plus Nicky Summerbee interview

Listen to the latest episode of TheWashbag.com Swindon Town FC Podcast. Host Christopher Panks discusses recent events at the County Ground with BBC Devon’s Vic Morgan and Alex Cooke. After reviewing the implications of Caddis’ likely departure and Town’s unbeaten start to the season with games against Brighton, Hartlepool, Crawley and MK Dons, Christopher has an exclusive chat with former STFC wideman Nicky

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Swindon 3 Crawley 0: Close to perfect Town destroy Crawley

Three is the magic number for Swindon Town as three goals, three different scorers, a third clean sheet of the season and importantly three points came courtesy of a ‘close to perfect’ performance, writes Ron Smith. Di Canio made three changes from the stalemate at Hartlepool. An injury prevented Troy Archibald-Henville from making the XI giving Flint a return. Alan

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Podcast Episode 3: 2012/13 Season Preview & Fjortoft Interview

The Washbag Swindon Town FC Podcast is back! Christopher Panks is your guide to all things Swindon Town, on this occasion aided by TheWashbag.com editor Ron Smith and Swindon Advertiser Chief Sports Writer, Sam Morshead. Either side of a snippet of Christopher’s exclusive chat with Jan Aage Fjortoft, the three run the rule over the arrivals, departures and performances of Swindon’s pre-season, including first hand

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Witness the fitness – Are STFC really fitter and faster under Di Canio?

Pre-season with Paolo is always said to be hard work but does all the running work? Alex Cooke looks at the evidence. Fitness has been something of a theme for Swindon Town; the club’s foundations were being laid by the Victorian ideal of ‘muscular christianity’, its badge carries the exhortation to effort; ‘Salubritas et Industria’ and one of its greatest

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