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Episode 1028: Swindon Town 1-2 Crystal Palace U21 - Ian Holloway’s 100th game in charge of Swindon was one to forget. His fringe side were comfortably beaten by Palace’s next generation, prompting scattered boos in the ground and criticism online. Sunrise/sunset. Dan is on the pod to discuss.
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Episode 1027: Swindon are licking their wounds both proverbially and physically, as they prepare to kick off their Vertu trophy group against Crystal Palace U21s, and a contrite Ian Holloway is looking to make changes for this game and beyond.
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Episode 1030: Salford City 1-0 Swindon Town - Swindon’s search for an away goal continues after a narrow defeat at Salford. A goalless draw may have been a fairer reflection, but Town again struggled to create enough in the final third as their scoreless away run stretched to six league games. Max …
Episode 1031: Are Swindon countering the boos, or just getting the minutes in as they prepare to face Newport at home in the next EFL Trophy game? Joe and JR consider the implications, and 1912 Exiles' Cousin Jack offers his voicenote
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Episode 1029: After a heavy defeat in North Yorkshire last week, a Heavy Rotation Reds of Swindon Town head north once again – this time to Greater Manchester to face Salford City.
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