It’s Friday, so it must be time for the latest weekly review by BBC Devon’s Vic Morgan. Okay, cards on the table time. I know there’s a great deal of controversy over MK Dons, the so called franchise club. I get the annoyance that some people feel over football selling it’s soul. Bit late to worry about that I’m afraid, it
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The FA Cup is back this weekend as Swindon Town travel to Cheltenham. Can Town overcome our ‘bogey team’ to make 2014/15 a memorable season in the cup? Today we start to look back at the FA Cup and we are asking what is your favourite game involving Swindon Town…
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On a cold Tuesday night, Swindon Town were looking to get back to winning ways against Preston North End. Writes Matthew Peach.
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When Simon Bayliss saw our ‘Best I’ve Ever Seen’ feature, starting firstly with Rory Fallon’s overhead kick against Bristol City being chosen, and then Will Dixon nominated by Vic Morgan, he contacted us to nominate the best goal he’d ever seen scored by Swindon Town… This certainly is not an easy choice. I’ve seen some screamers in my 38 years watching the
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Videos of all the STFC goals throughout October, courtesy of Jay Collett…
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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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At 23-years-old, Nathan Thompson is the second youngest captain in League One leading the youngest side in the division, Swindon Town – a team with an average age of just 22. But while overall experience at the County Ground may be low, the ambitions are high. Writes Benjamin Wills who speaks to the Town captain…
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It’s Friday, so it must be time for the latest weekly review by BBC Devon’s Vic Morgan. A really busy week this wasn’t it? A home game, an FA Cup draw and an excellent away win. It all meant for plenty of interest for any Swindon Town fan. The way things went it also meant the week of Halloween turned out
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Mike Minihane continues his look back 50 years to events at the County Ground. Following Swindon Town’s first season in the ‘big time’ Division Two during 1963/64, Town looked to consolidate; however football isn’t that simple…
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After three winless games in the league, Town travelled back from North Derbyshire with 3 points, 3 goals and 3rd place in the table courtesy of an encouraging display against Paul Cook’s Chesterfield. Writes Iain Watkins.
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