The Good, The Bad & The Ugly
03.05.25Matchday
This forum was a far cry from the chaos of January 2024, or the confusion of September 2023. But it underlined a fundamental split in how different sets of supporters view the club, and how the club views different sets of supporters.
02.05.25Opinion
Hall's one-year contract is up next month and the centre-back will then leave the County Ground, after a campaign which has so far brought just 17 appearances in all competitions.
01.05.25News
Swindon chairman Clem Morfuni is back in the UK, and is understood to have been part of a meeting with the football department on Tuesday. The subject of Smith’s contract was one of many discussed.
30.04.25News
On Monday evening (April 28), the club released their latest communication relating to the redevelopment. Within it, they stated that the vote would take place on Wednesday, May 7.
29.04.25News
All to play for as Bromley can still make the playoffs
26.04.25Matchday
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: It was not until 10 years old that McGregor showed a concerted interest in football. Fast forward to today, and he is one of the most exciting prospects to have graduated through the Swindon Town academy in the 21st century.
26.04.25Features
EXCLUSIVE: McGregor is currently considering an improved contract at the County Ground. The offer on the table would extend the full-back’s stay in SN1 for a further season, as well as elevating him onto better wages.
25.04.25News
Cox rolled his ankle during the defeat by Bromley on Monday (April 21) and will not travel to Kent with the rest of the Robins' squad on Friday (April 25) ahead of the clash at Priestfield on Saturday (April 26).
Research by The Moonraker shows that, since October 2015, Swindon sit 91st among all English league and non-league clubs for cumulative spend on agents’ fees.
24.04.25Features
As previously reported by The Moonraker, Hall confirmed that 450 hospitality seats will be created in addition to the corporate boxes. A total of 1,050 seats will be removed by the redevelopment. The net drop in capacity for the stand as a whole will be around 420.
22.04.25News
SPECIAL REPORT: What goes into a playing budget? How is it decided, and what are the rules? Are Swindon Town spending well within their means? And what the hell is SCMP? The Moonraker dives into the abyss.
22.04.25Features
Look up and down the EFL and you will be hard pressed to find a manager who has had quite as seismic an impact on their club as Holloway at Swindon these past five months.
19.04.25Matchday
The Moonraker understands the offer that is on the table is a one-year extension on fresh terms, which would increase his pay packet and put Town in a stronger position to negotiate with third parties if another club came in with a bid.
17.04.25News
Delaney has not featured for Swindon since the 2-2 draw with Doncaster Rover on March 8. The defender has been battling a knee problem since before he joined the club last summer.
It has become difficult for some supporters to believe that a club with this track record will make the right appointments, and set the right standards, for a project that will define their football-going experiences for the rest of their lives.
16.04.25Opinion
Supporters will be able to quiz senior figures at a series of consultation meetings. So, which questions are most pertinent? What do we know? And what still needs clearing up? The Moonraker takes a look.
14.04.25News
The Moonraker explores the headline-grabbing proposals, the devil behind the detail, and what happens next as Swindon Town seek permission for the project from supporters
An initial two-year contract, with an option of a third, is on the table but has yet to be agreed by the player, who is being monitored by a host of teams in the Premier League and Championship.
11.04.25News
Captain Ollie Clarke is once again available to manager Ian Holloway following a short injury absence, while Connor Ripley and George Cox are over their respective illnesses.
Minturn had been making slow but steady progress towards a potential return to the first-team squad before the end of the season. However, his situation has now changed.
In a letter, Town confirmed that all season-ticket holders who sit in rows H through P in blocks D3U to D5U, and in rows H through O in blocks D2U and D6U, will have to be relocated as a result of the project.
In 2021, the idea of fan groups and club officials meeting regularly to form a unified plan for Swindon Town's future was universally popular. No longer. Why? And what happens next?
09.04.25Features
Shorn of eight first-team players, a long way from home, against in-form opposition who needed to win to keep their playoff hopes alive, Swindon had no right to produce this sort of performance.
07.04.25Matchday
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