Swindon Cable footage, covering the 1993 Play-Off Final with Leicester.

News clips and home video footage of celebrations after the play-off final victory over Leicester, including the civic reception.

Swindon fans appear on the Sky TV programme.

With no victories in their first five League games, BBC Points West ask if Swindon are suffering a hangover from losing out in the playoffs last season.

After eleven matches without a win, Danny Wilson tenders his resignation as Town manager.

With an Oxford fan claiming assault following an incident outside a restaurant in Witney, the Town board reject the claims as false.

After the Town's relegation to League Two is confirmed, chairman Andrew Fitton resigns from the hot seat - Jeremy Wray taking over in the interim.

New boss Paolo di Canio declares himself happy to be the bookies' favourites for the League Two title, as his depleted squad returns for pre-season.

With the Town among the pre-season favourites, the BBC, ITV and Sky all preview the Town's chances.

BBC Points West interview Paolo di Canio as his side's form begins to show signs of improvement.

The Town launch a new kit to be worn in the FA Cup this season, but it strikes a nerve with fans for two reasons - firstly, it's not red, but more importantly, it's sponsored by the newspaper that revealed the allegations that led to demotion in 1990.

With Ronan Murray set to join on loan from Ipswich, the Town also reject a loan offer from Bournemouth for Matt Ritchie.

The stats show that top of the table Town are the best value in League Two when it comes to goal action.

A row between the Gillingham chairman and Kent Police over policing costs threatens to put the potentially crucial end of season clash behind closed doors.

Town boss Paolo di Canio nets a hat-trick in a charity match in aid of the Wiltshire Air Ambulance.

With the FA investigating an accusation of racism toward Town boss Paolo di Canio from former loan player Jonathan Téhoué, the Town board strongly defend their man.

The new fixture list reveals that the Town will start their season at Hartlepool, as they unveil three new signings - Gary Roberts, Andy Williams and James Collins all joining ahead of the return to League One.

Town's major investor Andrew Black pumps another £2m into the coffers to fund new signings to strengthen the squad for a promotion push in League One.

Boss Paolo di Canio states that he will be unable to get the Town out of League One unless a transfer embargo is lifted - imposed by the Football League after breaching the salary cap.

While the Town's match at Tranmere is called off, the club are confident that new owners will be in place before the end of month deadline imposed by Andrew Black.

Top of the league with no owner, manager or backroom staff, Swindon Town hope to make an announcement about the impending takeover tomorrow.

Seebeck 87 are finally confirmed as the Town's new owners - senior players Darren Ward and Tommy Miller taking over first team affairs while the new board search for a new manager.

The Town have fifty youth goalkeepers on trial, resulting in some highly cringeworthy TV.

As the Town look to halve the wage bill ahead of the new season, five first team players are let go.

Despite an impending rape charge, Swindon sign controversial striker Nile Ranger after his release from Newcastle United.

After a relatively successful period in caretaker charge, the Town name Mark Cooper as manager on a permanent basis, signing a two year deal.