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1 day ago | 
swindonadvertiser.co.uk | Joe Acklam
Back in 2007, as Swindon bounced back at the first time of asking with promotion from League Two, an 18-year-old Wood joined the club as a part-time under-nines coach. Still attending New College, playing for Swindon Supermarine, working in roofing, and working behind the bar at Mackenzies.
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3 days ago | 
wiltshiretimes.co.uk | Joe Acklam
Swindon have completed their third summer signing already in the shape of the 29-year-old midfielder who was part of the Dons side which just won promotion from League Two via the playoffs. Joining fellow midfielders Tom Nichols and Darren Oldaker through the door already this summer, along with new deals for Joel McGregor and Paul Glatzel, Swindon have been swift about bolstering the squad that finished 12th last season.
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3 days ago | 
swindonadvertiser.co.uk | Joe Acklam
Swindon add midfield James Ball (Image: Callum Knowles) Swindon Town have confirmed the signing of former AFC Wimbledon midfielder James Ball on a two-year deal. Ball said upon signing: "I'm buzzing to join a club with the ambition and fanbase of Swindon Town. I can't wait to get started, meet the lads, and get out on the pitch to show what I can do. "I'm here to help the team push up the table and fight for promotion.
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3 days ago | 
swindonadvertiser.co.uk | Joe Acklam
Only one team in the top half of League Two conceded more goals than Swindon last season, but like most things about the campaign, it was an area which saw big improvements in the second half. Prior to 2025, Swindon let in 37 goals, but that fell to 26 after the turn of the calendar year, adding to this, eight of the 11 clean sheets also came since January 1.
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3 days ago | 
swindonadvertiser.co.uk | Joe Acklam
The line-up for League Two next season was completed this week as Oldham Athletic’s 3-2 win at Wembley saw them claim the last place via the National League playoffs. The list of changes has been kind to Town, with the team having 853 fewer miles to travel next season compared to last, with Southern sides like Bristol Rovers and Barnet replacing Carlisle United and Bradford City.
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3 days ago | 
swindonadvertiser.co.uk | Joe Acklam
The journey of Glatzel at Swindon has been a very interesting one to follow. If he had signed a contract until 2027 last summer, I would have personally led the parade through the centre of town; if it happened in January, it would have been a peculiar decision; but it felt right when it was confirmed late last week. During his first half season, Gavin Gunning’s side revolved around him, although there were not many other places to highlight.
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3 days ago | 
swindonadvertiser.co.uk | Joe Acklam
As part of the TrustSTFC member vote over the proposed redevelopment of the Don Rogers Stand, Swindon published answers to a series of questions supporters had about their plans. One of these questions surrounded a housing development, which had been mentioned in one of the consultations with the architects, and whether that was something the club were looking at.
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4 days ago | 
swindonadvertiser.co.uk | Joe Acklam
It would be overegging the pudding to say that this might be the biggest crossroads in modern Swindon history, we are probably right back here in three months' time with some lessons learned if it gets voted down, but it is certainly exceptionally important. Thousands of hours from volunteers and the generosity of the man whose name now adorns the ground made this happen. All of that was just as vital as the place we now sit, but this is far more complex.
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4 days ago | 
swindonadvertiser.co.uk | Joe Acklam
Less than a month since the final game of the season, Ian Holloway has quickly set about getting his squad ready for a true promotion push next time around. Joel McGregor has signed a contract, Tom Nichols has returned on a permanent deal, Darren Oldaker has joined from Chesterfield, and Glatzel became the first out-of-contract player to sign the deal offered to them in the retained list.
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4 days ago | 
swindonadvertiser.co.uk | Joe Acklam
The Australian businessman appeared at New South Wales Supreme Court where he answered questions surrounding an allegation of a breach of Australian corporate law. According to liquidator Peter Krejci, there is evidence that Morfuni may have used a restructuring technique known as 'a phoenix company' in order to avoid paying The Shore Group, a Brighton-based construction firm, an unsecured debt of $1.6 million, which was owed to them by a company on which he was formerly a director.
