SWINDON Wildcats player-coach Aaron Nell praised his team’s character after they were able to grind out a 7-6 win over Guildford Flames. Nell’s hat-trick, Malasinski’s double plus Mark Smith and Jan Kostal’s single efforts were enough to claim
SWINDON Wildcats produced a dogged performance at the Link Centre as they edged the Guildford Flames 7-6. In a high competitive game, Nell bagged a hat-trick plus Tomasz Malasinski’s double while Jan Kostal and Mark Smith both got one. The
HEAD coach Luke Williams was left scratching his head as to why Swindon Town turned in such a tepid performance in a 2-0 defeat at home to Walsall this afternoon. Town had ended a run of four straight home defeats in League One with a 3-0 success
WALSALL manager Jon Whitney believes his side sent out a message to the rest of the league with their 2-0 win over Swindon Town this afternoon. While Erhun Oztumer stole the show with his two spectacular goals either side of the break, the Walsall
LAWRENCE VIGOUROUX – 5 Hardly a busy day at the office so no fine saves to speak off but was caught off his line for the opening goal. DARNELL FURLONG – 4 Carelessness in possession allowed the Saddlers to break the deadlock and did nothing
FARMERS and foodies flocked to Brinkworth at the weekend to sample the delights of the Wiltshire countryside. Apple Festival 2016, held at Sunday Hill Farm on Saturday, was part literary festival part farmers market and attracted families from all over
A BRACE from Erhun Oztumer was enough to secure Walsall a first away league win of the season against a lacklustre Swindon Town. The Saddlers number 10 lit the first half up with wonder strike from just inside the Town half as he capitalised on
A SWINDON educational trust has trumpeted the achievements of its students and stressed the benefits its scholars programme has brought to the town.Villiers Park Educational Trust aims to tackle social inequality by giving students from low income backgrounds
JAMIE Cox is ready to put a year of frustration behind him tonight when he steps back into the ring. Having been on the verge on a world title shot earlier this year, the Swindon southpaw found his career on a hold due to well-documented troubles
SWINDON Town changing to a flat back four has highlighted how flexible their team can be, according to striker Nathan Delfouneso. Previously, head coach Luke Williams has stated that he hasn’t had the personnel at his disposal to move from a three-at-the-back
LUKE Williams predicts that Swindon Town will maintain their poise and continue to say: ‘your move’ to opponents as they persist with their recently revamped approach. When Walsall rock up at the County Ground this afternoon, Town look likely to
