John Sheridan defends Taylor Curran from criticism
SWINDON Town manager John Sheridan launched a fierce defence of Taylor Curran after the centre-back’s introduction was questioned following defeat…
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SWINDON Town manager John Sheridan launched a fierce defence of Taylor Curran after the centre-back’s introduction was questioned following defeat…
ADVER Sport assessed the performances of the Swindon Town players following the club's 3-2 win away at Ipswich Town on Saturday.
FORMER Norwich City man, Diallang Jaiyesimi struck twice as Swindon Town beat Ipswich Town 3-2 at Portman Road on Saturday night. A goal of the season contender from Scott Twine completed Swindon’s victory – a result that saw the club beat Ipswich for the first time in 30 years. The three points did not do enough to haul the Robins out of the bottom four, but it did result in the club’s second away win of the campaign while leaving John Sheridan’s men just a point from safety. Former Swindon target Oliver Norwood had equalised for the Tractor Boys before two further goals appe...
Diallang Jaiyesimi surges into the penalty area during Swindon Town’s 2-2 draw with Charlton Athletic on Saturday Photo: Dave Evans SWINDON Town manager John Sheridan was delighted his team was able to “stop the rot” after preventing a fifth consecutive loss with a 2-2 draw against Charlton Athletic on Saturday. Following encouraging performances against Gillingham, Fleetwood, and Doncaster Rovers that ultimately saw Swindon come away empty handed, Town were finally able to claim a reward for their efforts as Brett Pitman came off the bench to rescue a point at the Count...
BRETT Pitman’s last-gasp header rescued a point for Swindon Town as John Sheridan’s men drew 2-2 with Charlton Athletic at the County Ground on Saturday. Town took the lead thanks to Diallang Jaiyesimi’s goal midway through the first half, but were pegged back just before the break when Omar Bogle bundled home. Lee Bowyer’s men took the lead in the second half after a wonderfully-worked goal saw substitute, Chuks Aneke tap home – only for substitute Brett Pitman to nod home a corner in the 90th minute. Despite a positive result in the end, a draw means Town have now failed t...