Loathed Strangers: Swindon Town Podcast

Episode 928: Milton Keynes Dons 1-0 Swindon - A strange one. A better performance than the Crawley Town victory yet still nowhere near what this team is capable of... but was it that bad? Simon returns to discuss.

Episode 927: JR and Rich bookend festive wellwishes from the Enthusiastic Contributors. Featuring Dan Hunt, Glen Waite, Matt Anderson, Tom Weekes, Conor Garratt, Honor Fraser, Max Springer, the Venerable Abbot Dave, Ben Morling, Joe Acklam, Simon Goodall, Terry Pierce and Ivo Graham. MERRY CHRISTMAS EVERYONE!

Episode 926: Boxing Day has never looked so appetizing, away from the turkey sandwiches - Swindon locked in a promotion clash against fellow hopefuls MK Dons. That's the festive focus from JR and Joe, with a little look at everything else on the way. Merry ChriSTmas!

Episode 924: A well rested Swindon prepare to build on last weekend's win at the Mem as they face Scott Lindsey's Crawley for some festive cheer, but they will have to make do without captain Ollie Clarke who is given a seven match suspension. Elsewhere, Swindon Women progress to the fourth round of the WFA Cup and as Swindon U18's FA Youth Cup run ends, Joe and JR look a little at future developments.

Episode 923: Bristol Rovers 0-3 Swindon Town - Simon is on the pod to discuss a splendid and comfortable awayday in North Bristol.

Episode 922: Swindon look to bounce back after losing to Cheltenham by piling on the misery for Bristol Rovers, hoping to make it an imperfect ten of losses at the Memorial Stadium as Ian Holloway prepares for his first ever visit as an opposing manager - and Swindon Town Women hope to get closer to a big cup tie against Leafield in the WFA Cup 3rd round.

Episode 921: Swindon Town 0-1 Cheltenham Town - Ugh! A suboptimal night of football and Max is on the pod to discuss.

Episode 920: After two fantastic cup results, Swindon return swiftly to League Two action with a visit from neighbours Cheltenham Town - hoping to dent Steve Cotterill's renaissance. With a voicenote from Cheltenham fan, broadcaster and journalist Mark Halliwell.