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Swindon Town Episodes

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    Aaron Drinan: 'I'm happy he's shown faith in me'

    Striker Aaron Drinan signs for two more years under Ian Holloway at the County Ground.

  2. Aaron Drinan takes his goal tally this term to 23

    Prolific striker’s penalty secures three points at Harrogate.

  3. A Question Of Swindon Town (football quiz)

    Harry Smith & Will Wright v Gavin Kilkenny & Tom Nichols, hosted by Shaun Hodgetts.

  4. A Question of Swindon Town

    Quiz: Connor Ripley & Lewis Ward v Finley Munroe & Jake Tabor, hosted by Shaun Hodgetts.

  5. 500th professional appearance for Ollie Clarke

    Milestone match for club captain is 1-1 League Two draw at home to Accrington Stanley.

  6. “Drinaldo” contract extension…in his own words

    Swindon Town top scorer Aaron Drinan commits to club until 2028.

  7. ‘You try walking in my shoes for one minute’

    Manager Ian Holloway after 2-2 L2 draw at home to Accrington (92nd minute equaliser).

  8. ‘You just have to trust me’

    Manager Ian Holloway on team selection ahead of Newport’s (re-arranged) League Two visit.

  9. ‘Would have enjoyed…buying a ticket…to watch us’

    Manager Ian Holloway after final pre-season friendly: Forest Green 1 Swindon Town 4

  10. ‘Wherever the best opportunity was, I was willing to go’

    On loan from Newcastle, midfielder Anthony Munda discusses his first few weeks with STFC.

  11. ‘What went well…what could have been better’

    Former STFC goalkeeping coach Steve Hale reflects on 2025/26 League Two campaign.

  12. ‘We promised so much and delivered nothing’

    Ian Holloway on ninth place League Two finish after losing 2-1 at home to Chesterfield.

  13. ‘We need to go up…to bring our fanbase back’

    Manager Ian Holloway ahead of EFL Trophy tie at home to West Ham under-21s.

  14. ‘We have to win this game, I believe we can’

    Manager Ian Holloway’s Easter Monday preview: STFC v Walsall (League Two).

  15. ‘We get booed off, I just don’t understand’

    Manager Ian Holloway after 2-1 EFL Trophy defeat at home to Crystal Palace U21s.

  16. ‘We didn’t create what I wanted to create’

    Manager Ian Holloway after League Two draw: STFC 1 Fleetwood 1

  17. ‘Watch it, the gaffer can hear what you’re saying’

    Swindon Town manager Ian Holloway on the importance of World Hearing Day.

  18. ‘Want to play every minute…help team get promoted’

    Former Sunderland midfielder Ben Middlemas looks forward to League Two season.

  19. ‘Victor Meldrew…I don’t want to be like him’

    Ian Holloway pre-Oldham (away, L2) on players, pitches, fans and transfer deadline day.

  20. ‘Very proud of having 100 games at this…club’

    Post-York (League Two), Ian Holloway previews STFC v Crystal Palace U21s (EFL Trophy).

  21. ‘Tough to take…the key thing is…to learn from it’

    STFC promotion-winning midfielder Jonathan Smith on Oldham 3 Swindon Town 0 (League Two).

  22. ‘Think that would have been one (loss) last year’

    Ian Holloway after goalless opening day draw at Northampton (League Two).

  23. ‘They’ve got to get back to what they were doing’

    Ian Holloway ahead of League Two promotion play-off decider at home to Chesterfield.

  24. ‘They’ll feel that’s two points dropped’

    Former club captain Nathan Thompson analyses STFC 1 Accrington Stanley 1

  25. ‘That’s a bitter blow, absolutely bitter blow’

    Manager Ian Holloway on Notts County 2 Swindon Town 1 (League Two).

  26. ‘Sickening’

    Manager Ian Holloway after Rochdale 1 (88th minute goal) STFC 0 (League Two).

  27. ‘Shot ourselves in the foot, didn’t we?’

    Manager Ian Holloway after STFC 0 Newport 2 (EFL Trophy).

  28. ‘Sending off has just changed the whole landscape’

    Marcus Bignot (Ian Holloway also red-carded) on 3-0 League Two defeat at Colchester.

  29. ‘Resilience is a big part of it right now’

    Goalkeeper Connor Ripley ahead of Rochdale v STFC (League Two).

  30. ‘Recovery’s going well…on the grass feeling good’

    Long-term absentee Paul Glatzel on injury, Snowdon link, results, run-in and Bundesliga.

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