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The average for seventh place over the past 10 full seasons is 73. To get there, Swindon would need 61 from a possible 96, or 1.91 per game. Extrapolate that over the course of a full campaign, and you get 88. Over the past 10 full seasons, 88 points would have won the title on five occasions.
31.10.24Opinion
Holloway’s movements became a sideshow of their own during a first half in which Gillingham took the lead, as he tried to find a vantage point that both gave him a good view of the action and allowed him to be in close enough proximity to the Swindon bench.
31.10.24News
INTERVIEW: In his first season in Wiltshire, Hay went on a freescoring romp that propelled Swindon Town to the top of the second tier. A return to the Premier League seemed possible, because of his goals. And then the world turned upside down.
31.10.24Features
The day after the amended Football Governance Bill was raised by the government, The Moonraker sat down with Alexander to discuss the delicate future of football's finances, community engagement, County Ground redevelopment and rooting out rotten owners.
30.10.24Features
After reaching the last eight for the first time since 2007 last season, Swindon's next generation begin their cup campaign at the County Ground on Tuesday night.
28.10.24Matchday
It was, particularly in the half-hour or so before the break, a pantomime of the absurd. Town’s manager-in-waiting straddled low-level walls, jumped between a dozen vantage points, and eagerly chatted with whomever in the crowd was lucky enough to have been – for a few moments at least – alongside him on his makeshift bench.
26.10.24Matchday
In the 4,020 days since he left Crystal Palace, in October 2013, Holloway has been in full-time management for 1,330. That is not in itself an inherent problem, but speaks to a manager who will need to quickly adapt to the rigours of his work.
25.10.24Features
Discussions with Holloway advanced quickly over the past 24 hours, after the decision was made to part company with Mark Kennedy with Town sitting 22nd in League Two.
25.10.24News
Most fans only care about two things: entertainment and results. The Swindon Town of Mark Kennedy delivered too little of either, far too irregularly.
25.10.24Opinion
Kennedy was sacked on Friday (October 25), with Town sitting 22nd in League Two, having managed just two league victories - and three in all competitions - during his brief time in Wiltshire.
The circumstances at Swindon have gone well beyond worry, sailed past acute concern, and piled straight into pure panic. Among the supporters, at least.
22.10.24Matchday
In the wake of growing criticism following a handful of prominent mistakes, Mark Kennedy has stated on several occasions that statistically the loanee is among the best defenders in League Two. The Moonraker takes a look.
Head coach Mark Kennedy would prefer to give the centre-back the chance to work in Wiltshire on Tuesday and Wednesday, rather than take the team bus to Greater Manchester and likely not be involved on matchday.
21.10.24Matchday
The 24-year-old made just one league appearance, as an 85th-minute substitute during a home win over Ebbsfleet, and Maidenhead did not seek to extend his stay.
21.10.24News
League Two is without heavyweights this season. It is open, volatile, and the quality is low. That makes the lowering of expectations even more unpalatable.
The Swindon Town striker was replaced by Matt Smith at the interval on Saturday, sparking fears about his fitness. However, after the game Kennedy confirmed that the decision was precautionary.
19.10.24Matchday
Of all the teams Swindon have faced at least 30 times down the years (a total of 57 opposition clubs), the Robins have a worse record against just one other.
18.10.24Matchday
Town's youngsters were the surprise package of the competition last year, as they reached the quarter-finals for the first time since 2007.
18.10.24News
TACTICS: Molyneux plays a crucial role in a Donny team that likes to attack at pace, with a focus on the speed of their transitions from final third to final third.
17.10.24Matchday
Head coach Mark Kennedy has rued bad luck repeatedly, and while it is justifiable to slap that back as a lame excuse, increasingly there seems to be evidence to suggest the difference between a dreadful campaign and a relatively good one is going to be wafer-thin.
Preparations for the games against Cheltenham Town last weekend and Doncaster Rovers this Saturday (October 19) have been hit, while the youth team has also suffered.
17.10.24News
TEAM NEWS: The striker served a three-match ban for violent conduct following his red card against Barrow on September 7, and then fell ill with a virus and tonsilitis within days of being eligible for selection once again.
Over the course of the past 12 seasons, Town and Colchester have gracelessly tripped over the first hurdle on nine occasions each. In all rounds in that time, they have lost to non-League opposition nine times between them.
15.10.24Opinion
Town have won one of their last eight home FA Cup games, while the visiting Us have not won away from home against league opposition in the tournament since November 2011.
14.10.24News
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