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Brentford loanee Dom Thopmson has played 23 times for Swindon since his January arrival, creating four goals Photo: Dave Evans SWINDON Town defender Dom Thompson insists he has learned a lot from his loan spell at the County Ground, discussing topics such as game management, communication and decision making. The Brentford loanee has played 23 times since joining Town at the start of January, providing four assists – three of which came on debut as Swindon beat upcoming opponent...

SWINDON Town lost 2-1 to Ipswich Town in the club’s final League One home game of the season on Saturday.

Swindon Town caretaker manager Tommy Wright believes of each his players has a duty to give their best in every game Photo: Dave Evans SWINDON Town caretaker manager Tommy Wright says each of his players has a duty to give their best even though the club’s fate has been sealed already this season. Town head into this afternoon’s League One encounter with Ipswich Town knowing they will be playing in the division below next season following relegation being confirmed last we...

Caretaker manager Tommy Wright called Swindon Town’s performance against MK Dons “gutless” Photo: Dave Evans A SEASON of individual inconsistencies have harmed Swindon Town, according to caretaker boss Tommy Wright, with the coach calling a couple of the side’s recent performances “gutless.” Of the displays that disappointed Wright the most was last Saturday’s 5-0 defeat away at Milton Keynes Dons, where Town were a distant second best for the full 90 minutes. Another wa...

Blues Visit Relegated Swindon Aiming to Finally End Goal Drought Friday, 30th Apr 2021 14:03 Town travel to Swindon for the first of three meaningless end-of-season games aiming to end their goal drought as it moves towards a club record. The Blues, whose play-off push ground to a halt during April and who dropped to 12th following the midweek games, have now gone 619 minutes, more than six matches and in excess of 10 hours, without a goal. If they fail to score against the Robins - who have ...

Town’s squad was not good enough to stay up, according to caretaker boss Tommy Wright Photo: Dave Evans CARETAKER manager Tommy Wright says Swindon Town’s recruitment has not been good enough this season and criticised several players for failing to make the step up after re-signing from last season. Wright was speaking after Town’s 5-0 defeat to MK Dons last Saturday in which he opted to take League Two title winner, Mathieu Baudry off after 26 minutes due to a poor performan...

Rugby Park late on Monday evening: no place for faint hearts. A blundering goalkeeper, a controversial referee, two technical areas having heart attacks every five minutes, and six goals scored over

Caretaker boss Tommy Wright believes Town will come again once certain issues at the club are sorted Photo: Dave Evans CARETAKER manager Tommy Wright believes Swindon Town is still an attractive proposition and the club will move forward once again sooner rather than later. Wright’s analysis came immediately after Town had lost their League One status courtesy of a 5-0 hammering away at Milton Keynes Dons last Saturday. The Scottish coach also announced he would be moving on in the sum...

Kilmarnock boss Tommy Wright blasts Don Robertson in wake of Scottish Cup exit The whistler awarded St Mirren a 119th penalty to send the tie into penalties at 3-3 – and the Buddies had a flawless shootout to get into the semi-finals. 23:25, 26 APR 2021 Referee Don Robertson points to the spot as he awards St Mirren a penalty (Image: SNS Group) Get the Ayrshire stories that interest you straight to your inbox every day with our personalised newsletterInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please ...

SWINDON Town suffered relegation to League Two following a 5-0 hammering away at Milton Keynes Dons on Saturday. Will Grigg struck four goals for the Buckinghamshire outfit while Scott Fraser rolled home a penalty to complete the scoring at Stadium:MK. Town offered almost nothing in terms of attack and will complete their League One season with a home game against Ipswich Town on Saturday before a final day trip to Wigan Athletic seven days later. Town followed Bristol Rovers into the EFL...