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My name is Dan Johnson, I'm 24 and live in Calne, Wiltshire. I come from a family that has supported Town for many years but the first game I went to was in 1995 at home to Portsmouth and I have been hooked ever since.
Here I'll be sharing my opinion on everything Swindon Town. I've watched them constantly for years, and have seen so many great players wear a Town shirt like Fjortoft, Horlock, Taylor and Parkin and many more, and some not so great players, Thorpe, Brayley and Duke to name a few! But that’s what its all about, That's why we all love football, because you never know how its going to turn out especially at Swindon Town.

Dan the Fan: Exciting times on the way

Tongue firmly in cheek, Paolo Di Canio shared two of his transfer targets within minutes of being unveiled this week. “We are close to signing Lionel Messi. Maybe Ronaldo.” he smiled

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Dan the Fan: Reasons to be cheerful

In the past whenever Town needs a new manager the rumour mill goes into overdrive like at any club, but I don’t remember a forthcoming appointment having this much excitement around it.

Dan the Fan: A sorry season's last rites

When looking back over the history of Swindon Town I’m certain people will just glaze over this season like it didn’t happen and hopefully it’ll be sandwiched between two successful seasons at the club.

Anger and dejection after the inevitable

Eleven months on from winning a penalty shootout that gave Town a chance to play in the Championship we now face next season in League Two after relegation was confirmed on Monday.

Dan the Fan: Words that are coming back to haunt us

Last June, our chairman Andrew Fitton said: “I think it (League One) will be slightly easier and I’m less concerned than I was last year, if I’m honest.”

Can history repeat itself with another miracle?

This Saturday 5th placed MK Dons visit the County Ground is another must win game for the club, after last Saturday’s moral boosting win the players must believe that the biggest great escape in Towns history is still a possibility.

Trollope fitting the bill for us long term

Exactly one year ago today Swindon Town were 2nd in League One, had just beaten Leeds Utd 3-0 at Elland Road and were looking like promotion contenders, in typical Swindon Town style its all gone horribly wrong.

Another unwanted landmark awaits us

The phrase ‘if its not broke, don’t fix it’ comes to mind when you think about David Prutton joining the club last summer, I know I couldn’t do Paul Hart’s job but he and Danny Wilson must see something in David Prutton that I don’t.

Cause for hope from Huddersfield game

Last Saturday Town earned a magnificent point away at Huddersfield - but is to little to late for Town’s survival hopes in League One?

Slim survival chance? You do the maths

After last Saturday’s disappointing home draw do you think we are now certain to play in League Two next season? To play in the football leagues basement against teams like Morecambe, Burton Albion and even teams that were non-league last season like Oxford Utd.

Take Hart from Paul's firefighting past

With only 11 games to go in the league Paul Hart has a tough job in saving Town from the drop into the basement division of football, but if you look at his record over the last few years he has done a great job in turning teams around.