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Brendan Hobbs is still coming to terms with the departure of Wes Foderingham to Glasgow Rangers after the expiry of his contract…
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We continue our ‘Best I’ve Ever Seen’ at Swindon Town series as a wayward ball flies into the crowd for Brendan Hobbs to attempt to head it back…
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We continue our ‘Best I’ve Ever Seen’ at Swindon Town series. Following the release of the 2015/16 kits last week, Brendan Hobbs gets creative with some green paint and a potato…
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Brendan Hobbs is seeking to find some perspective following the defeat at Wembley…
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With the play-offs looming, Brendan Hobbs decided to rest himself for today’s match report as Town’s draw with Leyton Orient ensured the visitor’s relegation. Like Mark Cooper, Brendan instead reached into his youth squad for a suitable replacement, thrusting his inexperienced 5-year old son Benjamin into the mix instead…
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Brendan Hobbs returns with his ‘Press Watch’ feature and looks at how the world coped with their first glimpses of Massimo Luongo and Yaser Kasim at the Asian Cup… It normally takes something special to drag someone out of a well-earned retirement. Back in 1987 Sean Connery famously said that he only came out of retirement because he was offered
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We continue our short series of confessions from Swindon Town fans. Quite frankly Brendan Hobbs’ confession really deserves a place in our Hall of Shame as he was ‘duped’ into wearing an Oxford United rosette…
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Brendan Hobbs avoids cliches like the plague as he whiffles his way through Town’s 1-0 win over the Cod Army.
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Back in the 1992/93 season Brendan Hobbs made two road trips to the North East to support Swindon Town at Newcastle United and Sunderland, which cannot be repeated for what we’ve all lost… The scene: It’s a wonderfully fresh spring afternoon, the low sun peers inquisitively beneath the main stand bathing two friends in seasonal tepid warmth but failing to touch
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