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In August 2023, Mr Morfuni was accused by the Swindon Advertiser of transferring shares of the football club to two other individuals. [6] CEO Rob Angus read out a prepared statement at the club's fan forum stating: "We were made aware this morning via Companies House that there was a confirmation statement update on the ownership structure of ...
Due to Swindon's low unemployment rate (one of the lowest in the United Kingdom), [92] more people work in the town than live there and so are unlikely to support the team. [93] In addition; poor team performances, the financial instability in the club and the change to an all-seated stadium following the Taylor Report have led to attendances ...
Swindon Town F.C. Archived from the original on 4 January 2007. "Football Club History Database" This page was last edited on 8 December 2024, at 20:44 (UTC). ...
On 24 May, Swindon Town announced their initial pre-season schedule, with matches against Swindon Supermarine, Hungerford Town and Melksham Town. [68] A home friendly versus Wycombe Wanderers was later confirmed. [69] On 17 June, a trip to face Eastleigh was also added. [70] Win Draw Loss Fixtures
The Swindon Art Gallery collection was established in 1944 by a local benefactor, H. J. P. Bomford, through a significant donation of artworks. [1] Until June 2021 it was displayed in Apsley House, a 19th-century former house [2] on the corner of Bath Road and Victoria Road in Swindon's Old Town, [3] but had to leave when Swindon Borough Council decided in the summer of 2021 that the building ...
David Murray John – Swindon's town clerk 1938–1974 and a driving force behind Swindon's development and growth; Bob Kilby – speedway rider; Samuel Knaggs – British colonial administrator born in Swindon; Josh Kumra – singer and songwriter; Mark Lamarr – TV presenter, comedian, and radio DJ. Grew up in Park South.
Town League Two play-offs semi-finals against Port Vale both legs showed live on Sky Sports. [24] 15 May 2022 ... Swindon Town : 1–4: Manchester City: Swindon: 20: ...
Gillingham and Swindon Town were competing to be promoted from the Football League Third Division to the Second Division for the 1987–88 season. [1] [2] [3] The 1986–87 season was the inaugural season of the Football League play-offs, which were introduced as part of the Heathrow Agreement, a ten-point proposal to restructure the Football League. [4]