The Moonraker understands the stand was initially due to be opened to support a Prospect Hospice charity walk, which ends at the County Ground just ahead of kick-off.
13.04.26News
Ryan Tafazolli and Gavin Kilkenny both missed the game at Colchester United, and their status is unclear at this stage with three games of the regular season remaining.
12.04.26News
MACHEL HEWITT: One more win will do it.
11.04.26Matchday
Swindon Town went to Colchester United on Friday night with little expectation but a whole lot of hope behind them, and ended up moping away bloodied and bruised, their tail half bitten off and the remaining stump lodged between their legs.
While Ian Holloway remained reluctant to name the affected individual, it is understood that Swindon suffered an injury scare during training on Thursday (April 9).
10.04.26News
MACHEL HEWITT: The big question is, with four games to go, how many points will it take to seal the deal?
09.04.26Matchday
As is to be expected, Holman’s progress at Swindon has been met in some quarters with questions over whether he should be getting more gametime. For some, the equation is simple: more of Holman, more chance of Holman doing Holman things.
09.04.26Features
A 71-year-old man was left with a black eye and substantial bruising to his neck and face following the incident outside the away stand in the aftermath of Swindon Town’s 2-1 home win.
07.04.26News
MACHEL HEWITT: Earning a W this evening will put one firm hand on promotion, with perhaps only one or two points more needed to finish the job.
07.04.26Matchday
ANALYSIS: The hope is still there. It may be a somewhat disbelieving hope, a hope that exists in parallel with constant concerns about the general fragility of the squad and league position. But it is still there.
The midfielder should be okay to feature against Colchester United on Friday night (April 10), but Swindon will need to be certain not to rush him back and risk more extensive damage.
06.04.26News
Clarke has not featured for four games because of minor hamstring tear, while Snowdon’s own hamstring injury has kept him out of action since the trip to Crawley Town in early March
05.04.26News
On Good Friday (April 3), paperwork appeared on the Companies House website, showing that Axis Plumbing NSW Group Pty Ltd had raised a charge against the football club, its assets and intellectual property.
04.04.26News
MACHEL HEWITT: Bromley CEO Mark Hammond told me in pre-season that he believes George Evans is the next one. There is a method at this club, and we would all do well to take heed.
04.04.26Matchday
MACHEL HEWITT: Will this game come down to who has the more penetrative attack, or who dominates most from set pieces?
03.04.26Matchday
ANALYSIS: Set up in a system which must have been designed to counter Cambridge’s overlapping wide players but somehow ended up only encouraging them, Swindon spent most of the game chasing a combination of the opposition’s shadows and their own tails.
After starting four games in two weeks across late January and early February, Kirkman has only managed 123 minutes of football since. During that period, fitness has not been the issue.
02.04.26Features
Swindon paid intermediaries £56,801 across the 12 months. League Two clubs as a whole spent £2,613,332, with MK Dons the division’s most extravagant spender at £341,855.
02.04.26News
Questioned by BBC Radio Wiltshire this week, Hall used the specific phrase “Clem has now taken those back” when asked what happened to Chris Kiely and Eddie Parladorio’s shareholding.
There were fears McGregor would have to sit out games against Cambridge United and Walsall, having been forced out of the home draw with Fleetwood Town after complaining of soreness last week.
01.04.26News
Morfuni had nominally held just under 78 per cent of the business following the transfer of shares to Chris Kiely and Eddie Parladorio in 2022, with the allocation held by their partners.
31.03.26News
MACHEL HEWITT: Perhaps losing the 21-game unbeaten run is the best thing that could happen.
30.03.26Matchday
ANALYSIS: The frustration within the Town fanbase at present is acute and tangible. There is an overwhelming sense that everyone – from the top of the club to the youngest supporter – is straight up scared of this season becoming yet another missed chance.
MACHEL HEWITT: The time has come to consider the contenders for Bromley’s Player of the Season.
29.03.26Features
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