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James Norwood returns to the Town side and skippers, while Myles Kenlock and Armando Dobra are also back in the XI as the Blues face already-relegated Swindon at the County Ground.
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 performance upon his return from a long-term injury. The caretaker boss accused a handful of other unnamed ...
Defender Mathieu Baudry has only played 17 times this season due to poor form and a long-term hamstring injury Photo: Dave Evans SWINDON Town defender Mathieu Baudry says next season will be one of his “final challenges” in football and is keen to “leave the club in a better position” than when he arrived. The 33-year-old has only played 17 times this season as poor form and a persistent hamstring injury has prevented Baudry from repeating his strong campaign in 2019-20. The Le Havre-born centre-back returned from a three-and-a-half month absence in the weekend’s de...
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’s bottom division after the Gas were also relegated on Saturday. Caretaker boss Tommy Wright ma...
CARETAKER manager Tommy Wright admitted Swindon Town could have been beaten by 10 after the club lost 5-0 to Milton Keynes Dons on Saturday, consequently confirming relegation to League Two. Will Grigg struck four times, adding to Scott Fraser’s first-half penalty, as MK ensured Town would go down without so much as a whimper in Buckinghamshire. It could have been worse for the visitors too, as Andrew Surman missed a glorious chance to add further gloss to the scoreline, Fraser saw an effort blocked on the line, and Lee Camp turned Zak Jules’ late header off the bar. Milton Keynes...