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No one really knew what they were meant to be doing - Smith makes startling revelations about life under Sheridan FORMER Swindon Town striker Tyler Smith has made some startling revelations about his time under John Sheridan, claiming “no one really knew what they were meant to be doing” on the pitch. The Sheffield United loanee has returned home after reaching double figures for goals on the final day of the season, despite only playing 26 times in a tumultuous campaign in Wiltshire. Speaking on Swindon Town Official Supporters Club’s Monday Night Panel season review, Smith discussed a lack of service throughout the season, his relationship with Sheridan, and the confusion over tactical plans during 2021.
Alan McLoughlin played 136 times for Swindon Town between 1986 and 1990, scoring 25 goals, including the winner in the 1990 Second Division play-off final Photo: Dave Evans ALAN McLoughlin’s former teammate Tom Jones says his friend was one of the best guys he has ever met in football. The Swindon Town legend lost his battle with cancer earlier this week, and Jones was one of many that offered to share happy memories or tales of what McLoughlin was like to those who were lucky enough to meet him. Speaking on the Swindon Town Official Supporters Club’s Monday Night Panel on Tuesday, Jones said McLoughlin was the first person he met at the County Ground and their friendship grew after former boss, Lou Macari had the pair undertake running drills together.
So, the rollercoaster that is being a Swindon Town fan has probably left the rails now. Following back-to-back victories and clean sheets, all our hopes have been dashed by four straight defeats, including a heavy loss against Peterborough United and a disappointing defeat by Rochdale. Neither John Sheridan nor Tommy Wright has a solution to our defensive frailties, and following a record number of goalkeepers this season, we now have a record number of captains out on the pitch. Could things get any worse? Well of course they can! This is Swindon Town Football Club after all. Last week, the club was landed with a charge from the FA. And based on our previous dealings with them, most of the fans are expecting a points deduction at best.
Swindon Town loanee Dominic Thompson recorded all three assists on his debut in the club’s 3-2 win over Ipswich Town at Portman Road earlier this month Photo: Dave Evans SWINDON Town loanee Dominic Thompson described a dream debut against Ipswich Town by saying he had not enjoyed football as much since playing with his mates in the park. Speaking on the Swindon Town Official Supporters Club’s Monday Night Panel this week, the Brentford left-back was quizzed on everything from his start in football to the current day at the County Ground. The 20-year-old discussed his amusing reason for choosing to support Arsenal in the first place, his career at the Gunners, before going onto dissect his own debut for Swindon – a game in which he claimed three assists and won man of the match from Adver Sport.