Loathed Strangers: Swindon Town Podcast

Episode 963: Swindon Town 1-1 Bristol Rovers - The local clash finishes all square with Town in fourth place and only goal difference keeping them away from the automatic places. Simon is on the pod to discuss.

Episode 960: STFC attempt to bring the noise in a slightly awkward and needlessly obstructive way as they get ready to face old rivals Bristol Rovers in a game that really should sell itself on history alone. With a voicenote from Richard Hoskin from BBC Radio Bristol.

Episode 961: Swindon Town 1-2 Crewe Alexandra - Dan is on the pod to discuss a less than stellar afternoon at the County Ground surrounded by lots of conversations about football fandom and our collective roles as supporters.

Episode 960: The end of a long run of games is in sight, Swindon host playoff hopefuls and Railway rivals Crewe on a Saturday lunchtime before returning to a more manageable schedule, plus rain stops play again, Swindon Town Women see off Bristol Rovers and the machinations of Swindon behind the scenes are scrutinised. Plus a voicenote from Stuart Price of The Railwaymen podcast,

Episode 959: Barnet 1-2 Swindon Town - If ever there was a game that summed up STFCs season then that was it. Max is on the pod to discuss. COYR!

Episode 958: Swindon spoiled many a romantic Valentine's weekend in Shropshire, but will look to rekindle with some old flames as a substantial away support heads to Barnet for our second game against them under the floodlights - plus Q&A drops, county cup talk and Swindon U18s win the Tim Bell Affections Trophy. With a voicenote from Charlie of BeesPod from Vietnam, no less.

Episode 957: Shrewsbury Town 3-1 Swindon Town - Ugh! Not a vintage display. Anywho, Conor is on the pod to discuss before we box this weekend up and put it in that warehouse at the end of Raiders of the Lost Ark. Onward....

Episode 956: Swindon look to continue to pile on the misery for teams at the bottom of the table by travelling to strugglers Shrewsbury, while Swindon Town Women and the U18s will battle the elements in the hopes that their County Cup and Youth Alliance fixtures take place. With a voicenote from freelance journalist. international jetsetter and Shrewsbury fan Liam Hoofe.

Episode 955: 99 minutes of football which came down to 60 seconds. A penalty shout at one end, Swindon take the lead at the other.Fletcher Holman proved the difference with another contribution as Swindon made it four wins in a row.Adam is joined by Glen to discuss...