A history of STFC in video, covering some of highest highs and thelowest lows in the club's history. Choose from the list below - the video will open in a new media player window.
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BEST GOALS EVER - PART ONE
A selection of STFC's best ever goals since VHS was invented, and some before! |
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BEST GOALS EVER - PART TWO
Another ten minutes of the Town's best goals. |
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March 13, 1968 - DIVISION THREE - SWINDON TOWN VS SOUTHPORT
STFC's first ever appearance on Match of the Day - and despite the draw effectively ending the Town's promotion chances, the crowd celebrate the last minute equaliser as though the cup had been won! |
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March 15, 1969 - LEAGUE CUP FINAL - ARSENAL VS SWINDON TOWN
The greatest achievement in the club's history - all the goal highlights and celebrations as Swindon beat Arsenal 3-1 to take home the League Cup trophy. |
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August 30, 1969 - DIVISION TWO - SWINDON TOWN VS CHARLTON ATHLETIC
In just their sixth game back in the second tier, the Town thrash Charlton 5-0 thanks to a Peter Noble hat-trick. |
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January 15, 1972 - FA CUP - SWINDON TOWN VS ARSENAL
The biggest attendance ever at the County Ground - 32,000 people cram in to see the Gunners gain some sort of revenge for their defeat at Wembley two-and-a-half years previously. |
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February 7, 1976 - DIVISION TWO - CRYSTAL PALACE VS SWINDON TOWN
One-nil up, then 3-1 down, relegation threatened Town come back to draw at Selhurst Park, in a match covered on ITV's The Big Match programme. |
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January 29, 1977 - FA CUP FOURTH ROUND - SWINDON TOWN VS EVERTON
HTV's goal of the season by Kenny Stroud pulls the Town back to 2-2 against First Division Everton. My dad missed the replay, due to the birth of his son! How inconsiderate of me. |
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November 21, 1981 - FA CUP - TAUNTON TOWN VS SWINDON TOWN
When Swindon are drawn away to Taunton in the FA Cup First Round in 1981, the Southern League side switch the match to the County Ground - and though they take the lead on twelve minutes, a Howard Pritchard double on his full debut, including a last minute winner, sees Swindon scrape through to Round 2. |
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December 5, 1981 - DIVISION THREE - SWINDON TOWN VS BRISTOL CITY
Hooligans clash on the terraces - causing the match to be held up for eighteen minutes - on the pitch, the relegation threatened local rivals play out a goalless draw. |
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March 6, 1982 - DIVISION THREE - SWINDON TOWN VS BRISTOL ROVERS
Future Town player Tim Parkin gives Rovers the lead, but he equalises with an own goal just a minute later - and ex-Swindon hardman Brian Williams concedes a penalty then gets himself sent off, as a 5-2 win over Rovers moves the Town clear of the dropzone. The headlines are made off the pitch though, as a police officer is injured and 29 people are arrested in violent clashes between the supporters. |
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April 1982 - DEALING WITH THE HOOLIGANS
During the 1980's, STFC had a reasonably serious hooligan problem - the club eventually came up with an unusual way of tackling it. |
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April 17, 1982 - DIVISION THREE - BRISTOL CITY VS. SWINDON TOWN
With both sides struggling at the bottom of the table, a 3-0 win at Ashton Gate improves the Town's survival prospects. |
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May 18, 1982 - DIVISION THREE - NEWPORT COUNTY VS. SWINDON TOWN
Needing a victory to stay in Division Three, the Town travel to Newport, where a 1-0 defeat sends them down to the fourth tier for the first time. |
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May 1982 - AFTERMATH OF RELEGATION TO DIVISION FOUR
With the Town relegated to the bottom tier for the first time, the club make cutbacks on playing staff, and John Trollope considers his position as manager. |
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January 22, 1983 - DIVISION FOUR - SWINDON TOWN VS ROCHDALE
A Paul Rideout hat-trick helps the Town to a 4-1 win over Rochdale. |
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March 21, 1983 - JOHN TROLLOPE SACKED
HTV coverage after the sacking of John Trollope as manager. |
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May 1983 - PAUL RIDEOUT SOLD
Youngster Rideout is sold for a fee of £250,000 - wiping out the club's overdraft in one transaction, but condemning the Town to a miserable season in 1983/84. |
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November 1, 1983 - DIVISION FOUR - SWINDON TOWN VS HEREFORD UNITED
Goals from Simon Gibson, an Alan Mayes penalty and Leigh Barnard give Swindon a 3-0 win over Hereford. |
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November 19, 1983 - FA CUP FIRST ROUND - KETTERING TOWN VS SWINDON TOWN
Non-league Kettering are demolished 7-0 at Rockingham Road, with six different Town goalscorers. |
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January 10, 1984 - FA CUP THIRD ROUND REPLAY - CARLISLE UNITED VS. SWINDON TOWN (BBC)
BBC report of the FA Cup win over Second Division Carlisle - my first ever Town match! |
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January 10, 1984 - FA CUP THIRD ROUND REPLAY - CARLISLE UNITED VS. SWINDON TOWN (HTV)
HTV reports on the giantkilling of Carlisle United. |
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January 28, 1984 - FA CUP - SWINDON TOWN VS BLACKBURN ROVERS
After Jimmy Quinn gives Swindon a first half lead in this FA Cup Fourth Round tie, hopes of a Town giantkilling are dashed when Blackburn score twice in the last fifteen minutes. |
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May 1984 - FINANCIAL PROBLEMS
As STFC struggle at the bottom of the league, HTV report that low attendances threaten to put the club out of business. Includes footage of home draw with Mansfield. |
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July 1984 - LOU MACARI APPOINTED AS MANAGER
Insurance firm Lowndes Lambert inject some much needed cash, on the condition that a big-name player manager is brought to the club - HTV report that Lou Macari has arrived from Manchester United. |
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August 1984 - MACARI RINGS THE CHANGES
After accepting his first managerial position at Swindon, Lou Macari pledges to be a different type of football manager. |
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October 2, 1984 - DIVISION FOUR - SWINDON TOWN VS BLACKPOOL
Whilst Scottish Premier side Hibernian show interest in Lou Macari, an Alan Mayes hat-trick gives the Town a 4-1 win over Blackpool, in front of only 2,500 fans. |
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November 26, 1984 - FA CUP FIRST ROUND REPLAY - SWINDON TOWN VS DAGENHAM
The match that Lou Macari said made him realise that serious changes were needed - Swindon being dumped out of the cup by non-league Dagenham after being outplayed over the two games. |
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March 5, 1985 - DIVISION FOUR - SWINDON TOWN VS EXETER CITY
Despite Leigh Barnard being on loan to Exeter from the Town, he is allowed to play against Swindon at the County Ground, and though he ended up on the losing side, he did manage to get some form of revenge by injuring Town boss Lou Macari! |
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April 6, 1985 - LOU MACARI SACKED!
After arguments behind the scenes, manager Lou Macari and his assistant Harry Gregg are both sacked by the board. |
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April 6, 1985 - LOU MACARI INTERVIEW
Lou Macari talks to Swindon Cable about his sacking as manager. |
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April 1985 - LOU MACARI REINSTATED
Days after his sacking, and after protests by supporters and players, Lou Macari is reinstated as Town boss. |
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October 29, 1985 - MILK CUP - SWINDON TOWN VS SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY
HTV reports on Fourth Division Swindon's giantkilling of First Division Sheffield Wednesday in the Milk Cup - including interviews with Peter Coyne and Lou Macari - a win that seals the Town boss a Manager of the Month award. |
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April 8, 1986 - DIVISION FOUR - SWINDON TOWN VS. CHESTER CITY (BBC)
Needing a win to ensure promotion, Swindon have to come from behind twice to beat second-placed Chester. |
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April 8, 1986 - DIVISION FOUR - SWINDON TOWN VS. CHESTER CITY (HTV)
HTV reports on the promotion clash with Chester, that saw STFC gain promotion to Division Three. |
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April 19, 1986 - DIVISION FOUR - MANSFIELD TOWN VS SWINDON TOWN
HTV report as the Town clinch the Fourth Division championship at Mansfield - unfortunately, a TV ban (!) means that no footage of the game is shown. |
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May 5, 1986 - DIVISION FOUR - SWINDON TOWN VS CREWE ALEXANDRA (BBC)
The Town beat Crewe by a single goal, to reach 102 points - then a league record. The BBC report on the after match celebrations. |
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May 5, 1986 - DIVISION FOUR - SWINDON TOWN VS CREWE ALEXANDRA (HTV)
Again, the TV ban prevents any match footage - but HTV are allowed to show the presentation of the Division Four championship trophy. |
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March 10, 1987 - FREIGHT ROVER TROPHY SOUTHERN AREA SEMI FINAL - SWINDON TOWN VS ALDERSHOT
Two goals to the good - but Fraser Digby's sending off means that Jimmy Quinn has to take his place between the sticks - future Town boss Andy King pulls one back, and the Shots eventually win 3-2 to end the Town's Wembley dream. |
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April 11, 1987 - DIVISION THREE - BRISTOL ROVERS VS. SWINDON TOWN
The Town's match with Bristol Rovers is moved to Ashton Gate - and despite being two goals down, Swindon bounce back to win 4-3. Includes the HTV preview before the game and the review of the action. |
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May 9, 1987 - DIVISION THREE - BRISTOL CITY VS. SWINDON TOWN
With the Town's play-off place already secured, they travelled to Ashton Gate with little to play for - except of course, preventing their old rivals from reaching the play-off as well! |
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May 14, 1987 - DIVISION THREE PLAY-OFF SEMI-FINAL (FIRST LEG) - WIGAN ATHLETIC VS SWINDON TOWN
2-0 down at half-time, Macari's men storm back in the second half to take a 3-2 lead back to the County Ground. |
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May 17, 1987 - DIVISION THREE PLAY-OFF SEMI-FINAL (SECOND LEG) - SWINDON TOWN VS WIGAN ATHLETIC (BBC)
A 0-0 draw in the second leg is enough to secure a place in the Play-Off Final. |
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May 17, 1987 - DIVISION THREE PLAY-OFF SEMI-FINAL (SECOND LEG) - SWINDON TOWN VS WIGAN ATHLETIC (HTV)
HTV coverage of the Semi-Final, including after-match conga! |
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May 25, 1987 - DIVISION THREE PLAY-OFF FINAL (SECOND LEG) - SWINDON TOWN VS GILLINGHAM
History repeats itself in the final - after going down 2-0 in the semi-finals, a Karl Elsey goal gives the Gills a two goal advantage in the final - but, laying siege to the Gillingham goal, the Town come back once more, goals from Coyne and Henry taking the tie to a replay. |
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May 29, 1987 - DIVISION THREE PLAY-OFF FINAL (REPLAY) - GILLINGHAM VS SWINDON TOWN (BBC)
BBC coverage of the Play-Off Final Replay, which the Town dominate and win 2-0 to secure a second successive promotion. |
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May 29, 1987 - DIVISION THREE PLAY-OFF FINAL (REPLAY) - GILLINGHAM VS SWINDON TOWN (HTV)
Bobbin' Roger Malone reports on the final, and speculates as to whether Lou Macari will stay at the County Ground. Watch out for David Shearer's miss for Gillingham!! |
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August 1987 - HTV PREVIEW OF 1987/88 SEASON
Lou Macari introduces the Town's new signings for the 1987/88 season - before proclaiming that "we're in with the big boys who can afford to spend £300,000 - if we bought someone for £300,000, we'd have to put the tickets up to £10!" Heaven forbid. |
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August 18, 1987 - LITTLEWOODS CUP - SWINDON TOWN VS BRISTOL CITY
A Jimmy Quinn hat-trick gives the Town a commanding lead over their local rivals in this Littlewoods Cup First Round tie. |
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August 25, 1987 - LITTLEWOODS CUP - BRISTOL CITY VS SWINDON TOWN
After Swindon win the first leg by three goals to nil, City threaten to come back with two goals in the first quarter of an hour. Dave Bamber soon restores a two goal advantage, but just a minute later, City score again - and they look like they might equalise before a Steve Berry penalty wraps the tie up for the Town. |
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September 22, 1987 - LITTLEWOODS CUP - SWINDON TOWN VS PORTSMOUTH
A Jimmy Quinn hat-trick gives the Town a 3-1 first leg lead over their First Division opponents in the Littlewoods Cup. |
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September 26, 1987 - DIVISION TWO - SWINDON TOWN VS READING
HTV coverage of the 4-0 derby win over Reading. |
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October 7, 1987 - LITTLEWOODS CUP - PORTSMOUTH VS SWINDON TOWN
On the pitch, Swindon record another 3-1 win over First Division Portsmouth to wrap up a 6-2 aggregate victory in the Littlewoods Cup Second Round tie - off it, manager Lou Macari clashes with Steve Foley after substituting the midfielder with four minutes remaining. |
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January 1988 - SUCCESS IN THE MAKING
A documentary programme released in 1988 by Rebecca Broxton - giving insight behind the scenes at the County Ground. A New College TV production! |
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January 13, 1988 - FA CUP - NORWICH CITY VS SWINDON TOWN
After First Division Norwich drew at the County Ground to take their FA Cup tie with Swindon to a replay back at their Carrow Road home, few expected the Town to come back with the victory - two goals from Dave Bamber setting up the ill-fated Fourth Round clash at Newcastle that would haunt the club for years to come. |
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January 19, 1988 - SIMOD CUP THIRD ROUND - SWINDON TOWN VS CHELSEA
Back in the days when Chelsea was just another football club, and no-one was immune from a Town giantkilling, the Blues were taken apart at the County Ground, conceding four without reply. |
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March 8, 1988 - SIMOD CUP SEMI FINAL - LUTON TOWN VS SWINDON TOWN (BBC)
On the artificial pitch at Kenilworth Road, the Town come so close to reaching the Wembley final - denied by an extra time goal by Mark Stein. |
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March 8, 1988 - SIMOD CUP SEMI FINAL - LUTON TOWN VS SWINDON TOWN (HTV)
HTV coverage of the Semi Final defeat - watch for Dave Bamber's miss after he thought he was called offside, the Town's best chance of reaching Wembley. |
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November 26, 1988 - DIVISION TWO - SWINDON TOWN VS WALSALL
A Steve Foley goal on the hour gives the Town a 1-0 win over Division Two strugglers Walsall. |
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February 1, 1989 - FA CUP - WEST HAM UNITED VS SWINDON TOWN
On my twelfth birthday, this was my first 'real' away game (having only been to Selhurst Park previously for the play-off final in 1987) - and it was a real eye-opener. After having travelled to London on a 'Football Special' train, someone slipped into the contingent of Town fans marching to the ground just behind me - I heard a policeman shout "search him out", and as my dad lifted me in front of him, I turned and caught a glimpse of a knife as the police wrestled him away. At the stadium, I was lifted over the turnstiles to get in, and took my position at the front - and though Swindon gave a decent account of themselves, a Leroy Rosenior goal just past the hour send the Hammers through. I was still chuffed the next day though - my mum had taped Sportsnight so we could see the game again, and I spotted myself in the crowd! |
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February 5, 1989 - DIVISION TWO - SWINDON TOWN VS OXFORD UNITED
Off the pitch, the fans sign petitions against ID cards - on it, the Town storm to a 3-0 win over Oxford. |
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March 1989 - FLASHBACK FOR THE FANS (HTV)
On the 20th anniversary of the Town's League Cup win over Arsenal, HTV presenter "Bobbin'" Roger Malone presented a commemorative episode of "Flashback For The Fans", with the winning team in the studio. |
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May 21, 1989 - DIVISION TWO PLAY-OFF SEMI-FINAL (FIRST LEG) - SWINDON TOWN VS CRYSTAL PALACE
Ten minutes of coverage from the Play-Off Semi-Final, in which the Town take a 1-0 lead back to Selhurst Park, courtesy of an own goal. |
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May 24, 1989 - DIVISION TWO PLAY-OFF SEMI-FINAL (SECOND LEG) - CRYSTAL PALACE VS SWINDON TOWN
In what was to be Lou Macari's last match in charge, an early Mark Bright goal puts Palace on level terms, and Ian Wright secures victory with a second goal before half time, to end the Town's First Division dreams. |
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July 3, 1989 - LOU MACARI RESIGNS TO JOIN WEST HAM
After leading the Town from the depths of Division Four to the brink of the top flight, Lou Macari resigns to take over at West Ham United. |
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July 19, 1989 - OSSIE ARDILES TAKES OVER AS MANAGER
After the departure of Lou Macari to West Ham, Swindon turn to Argentine legend Ossie Ardiles to take over the reins. |
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August 1989 - PRE-SEASON WITH OSSIE ARDILES
Ossie Ardiles introduces a 'quieter regime' at Swindon, promising less direct football than his predecessor Lou Macari, whilst introducing a little Argentinian flair. |
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October 17, 1989 - DIVISION TWO - SWINDON TOWN VS OXFORD UNITED
HTV coverage of the 3-0 derby win over Oxford. |
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November 1, 1989 - LITTLEWOODS CUP - SWINDON TOWN VS BOLTON WANDERERS
The longest running tie in the history of English cup competitions, Bolton take Swindon to a third replay, before an extra time Ross MacLaren goal finally settles it with just three minutes remaining. Watch for the disallowed Bolton goal in the second replay, back in the days when offside really was offside! |
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November 4, 1989 - DIVISION TWO - SWINDON TOWN VS STOKE CITY
Ex-Town player Dave Bamber even manages to get on the scoresheet . netting one of the Town's six goals as Stoke are crushed. |
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November 29, 1989 - LITTLEWOODS CUP - SWINDON TOWN VS SOUTHAMPTON
Flying high in Division One, Southampton bring a side with three former Town players (Flowers, Cockerill and Rideout), one future one (Ruddock) and a young Alan Shearer to the County Ground for this Littlewoods Cup encounter - but they're lucky to escape with a replay after an entertaining but goalless draw. |
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December 17, 1989 - DIVISION TWO - WEST BROMWICH ALBION VS SWINDON TOWN
West Brom are awarded three penalties, but only convert one as the Town cling on for a 2-1 win. |
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January 16, 1990 - LITTLEWOODS CUP - SOUTHAMPTON VS SWINDON TOWN
After being 2-0 up at half-time, Swindon are just five minutes away from recording a major upset at the Dell - but former Town striker Paul Rideout nets to save Southampton's blushes, before extra time goals from Matt Le Tissier and Rod Wallace seal a place in the Quarter-Finals for the Saints. |
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February 4, 1990 - DIVISION TWO - SWINDON TOWN VS LEEDS UNITED
Champions elect Leeds are put to the sword at the County Ground, courtesy of a Ross MacLaren special. |
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February 12, 1990 - BRIAN HILLIER BANNED, MACARI FINED
Central News report as Brian Hillier is banned from football after being found guilty of breaking FA rules on gambling. Lou Macari and the club are both fined. |
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March 3, 1990 - DIVISION TWO - SWINDON TOWN VS PORT VALE
Colin Calderwood scores from the halfway line to set the Town on their way to a 3-0 win. |
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March 24, 1990 - DIVISION TWO - OXFORD UNITED VS SWINDON TOWN
An end-to-end encounter, the Town twice come back from behind to draw at the Manor. |
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May 13, 1990 - DIVISION ONE PLAY-OFF SEMI-FINAL (FIRST LEG) - BLACKBURN ROVERS VS SWINDON TOWN
A superb performance, capped by a brilliant strike from Steve Foley, sees the Town take a 2-1 advantage back to the County Ground for the second leg of their play-off semi-final. |
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May 16, 1990 - DIVISION ONE PLAY-OFF SEMI-FINAL (SECOND LEG) - SWINDON TOWN VS BLACKBURN ROVERS
In tribute to Ossie Ardiles, the Town fans recreate the atmosphere of the 1978 World Cup - and the tickertape reception inspires the Town to clinch their place at Wembley, despite the chaos in the board room. |
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May 28, 1990 - DIVISION ONE PLAY-OFF FINAL - SUNDERLAND VS SWINDON TOWN (BBC)
BBC report after the Town win at Wembley for the second time in their history, to win promotion to the First Division. |
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May 28, 1990 - DIVISION ONE PLAY-OFF FINAL - SUNDERLAND VS SWINDON TOWN (HTV)
HTV report after the win over Sunderland, including coverage of the celebratory parade through the Town. |
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May 28, 1990 - ON THE MARCH WITH OSSIE'S ARMY
Swindon Cable footage of the ill-fated play-off final. |
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June 1990 - STFC DEMOTED TWO DIVISIONS - PART ONE
After the club admit 36 breaches of league regulations, the Football League panel decides to demote the club by two divisions, from the First to the Third. Coverage from HTV news programme The West This Week. |
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June 1990 - STFC DEMOTED TWO DIVISIONS - PART TWO
The second part of The West This Week, analysing STFC's demotion to the Third Division. |
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June 1990 - FAN CALLS FOR THE BOARD TO RESIGN
HTV report after 23 year old car salesman Robert Ayland calls for the board to resign, so that he can take charge. |
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June 1990 - STFC PLAN HIGH COURT ACTION AS THE FANS DEMONSTRATE (BBC)
BBC report as 20,000 fans take to the streets to demonstrate against the Town's demotion, and the club plan action in the High Court. |
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June 1990 - STFC PLAN HIGH COURT ACTION AS THE FANS DEMONSTRATE (HTV)
HTV report as 20,000 fans take to the streets to demonstrate against the Town's demotion, and the club plan action in the High Court. |
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July 1990 - WAITING FOR THE APPEAL VERDICT
After the High Court action is dropped, HTV report on the club's wait for the appeal verdict. |
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July 1990 - TOWN REINSTATED TO DIVISION TWO
Breaking news from the BBC, as the FA Appeal Panel reinstates STFC to Division Two. |
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September 22, 1990 - DIVISION TWO - OXFORD UNITED VS SWINDON TOWN
The Town give Oxford a two goal start, and then put them to the sword with a four goal blitz. |
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October 9, 1990 - RUMBELOWS CUP SECOND ROUND (SECOND LEG) - SWINDON TOWN VS DARLINGTON
After a disastrous first leg, the Town have to claw back a three goal deficit, and do it courtesy of Shaun Close! |
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November 3, 1990 - DIVISION TWO - SWINDON TOWN VS PORT VALE
Darren Beckford makes amends for putting Swindon in the lead with an own goal - wrapping up a win for Port Vale win their second goal in three minutes for a 2-1 away victory for the Valiants. |
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December 13, 1990 - ALAN MCLOUGHLIN SOLD TO SOUTHAMPTON
After the illegal payments scandal, Wembley hero and World Cup star Alan McLoughlin is sold to Southampton for a club record fee to balance the books. |
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January 12, 1991 - DIVISION TWO - BRISTOL CITY VS SWINDON TOWN
Possibly the most comprehensive away derby win ever - the Town take City apart, scoring four goals - the guy stood next to me described it as being like Christmas, New Year and birthday all rolled into one. Ten minutes of HTV coverage. |
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March 31, 1991 - OSSIE ARDILES RESIGNS
Towards the end of a season of struggle, Ossie Ardiles resigns to take over the reins at Newcastle. |
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April 4, 1991 - HODDLE TAKES OVER
After Ardiles' resignation, the club decide to go with another young manager - this time choosing former England international Glenn Hoddle. |
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April 6, 1991 - DIVISION TWO - SWINDON TOWN VS WATFORD
Glenn Hoddle's first match in charge of the Town ends in defeat, as the bottom of the table Hornets take a 2-1 victory away from the County Ground. |
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April 23, 1991 - DIVISION TWO - SWINDON TOWN VS NOTTS COUNTY
Struggling at the bottom of the table, Swindon go two down against high flying Notts County - and though Dean Yates is sent off for the away side, the Town can only pull one goal back. |
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April 27, 1991 - DIVISION TWO - SWINDON TOWN VS LEICESTER CITY
The match that was seen at the time as saving the Town from relegation - Steve Foley bagging three (or four ) of the goals, as Swindon beat fellow strugglers Leicester 5-2. |
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October 1, 1991 - ZENITH DATA SYSTEMS CUP SOUTHERN AREA FIRST ROUND - SWINDON TOWN VS OXFORD UNITED
After a 3-3 draw, Town win through in the much maligned competition on penalties. Step up Trevor Aylott! |
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October 5, 1991 - DIVISION TWO - PLYMOUTH ARGYLE VS SWINDON TOWN
Shearer grabs all the goals in a superb 4-0 win at Plymouth. |
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January 28, 1992 - DIVISION TWO - SWINDON TOWN VS OXFORD UNITED
David Kerslake scores his first ever Town goal in a 2-1 derby win. |
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February 4, 1992 - DIVISION TWO - SWINDON TOWN VS BRISTOL CITY
The second derby win in a week, the Town beat City 2-0. |
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March 27, 1992 - DUNCAN SHEARER LEAVES
Worried by the threat of Swindon pipping them for a play-off spot, moneybags Blackburn buy Duncan Shearer for reported fee of £750,000. Shearer plays just a handful of games for Rovers, but the scheme works, as they win promotion come the season's end. |
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August 15, 1992 - DIVISION ONE - SWINDON TOWN VS SUNDERLAND
Glenn Hoddle sets the season off with a superb winner to beat Sunderland. |
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December 12, 1992 - DIVISION ONE - SWINDON TOWN VS TRANMERE ROVERS
When Tranmere visited the County Ground for a top-of-the-table clash in December 1992, John Aldridge scored twice in the first half to give them a commanding half-time lead. The Town came out all guns blazing in the second half, but after Martin Ling reduced the deficit, the lights went out on the Town's comeback.... |
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January 9, 1993 - DIVISION ONE - OXFORD UNITED VS SWINDON TOWN
Steve White scores the winner at the Manor Ground. |
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March 6, 1993 - DIVISION ONE - WATFORD VS SWINDON TOWN
A Steve White hat-trick, including an excellently worked fourth goal, gives the Town a 4-0 win at Watford. |
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March 24, 1993 - DIVISION ONE - SWINDON TOWN VS BRISTOL CITY
A debut goal from Brian Marwood and a Paul Bodin penalty result in a 2-1 win for the Town. |
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April 12, 1993 - DIVISION ONE - BIRMINGHAM CITY VS SWINDON TOWN
The infamous comeback - the Town come from 4-1 behind for an incredible 6-4 win at St. Andrews. |
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May 16, 1993 - DIVISION ONE PLAY-OFF SEMI-FINAL (FIRST LEG) - SWINDON TOWN VS TRANMERE ROVERS
An amazing start sees the Town two goals to the good within the opening five minutes, and they grab another before half-time - but Tranmere pull one back in the second half. |
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May 19, 1993 - DIVISION ONE PLAY-OFF SEMI-FINAL (SECOND LEG) - TRANMERE ROVERS VS SWINDON TOWN
Tranmere win the match but are defeated on aggregate, as they Town cling on to secure their place at Wembley. |
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May 31, 1993 - DIVISION ONE PLAY-OFF FINAL - LEICESTER CITY VS SWINDON TOWN (ITV)
Ten minutes of footage from Wembley - including all of the goals and the after-match celebrations. |
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May 31, 1993 - DIVISION ONE PLAY-OFF FINAL - LEICESTER CITY VS SWINDON TOWN (BBC)
BBC coverage of one of the best games ever seen at the old Wembley Stadium - the Town squandering a three goal lead before Bodin's penalty seals it. |
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May 31, 1993 - DIVISION ONE PLAY-OFF FINAL - LEICESTER CITY VS SWINDON TOWN (HTV)
Swindon clinch a place in the Premier League with a 4-3 win over Leicester - a superb game for the neutral! |
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May 31, 1993 - SWINDON TOWN IN THE PREMIERSHIP
Swindon Cable footage, covering the 1993 Play-Off Final with Leicester. |
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June 1993 - HODDLE LEAVES FOR CHELSEA
Just days after leading the Town to the top flight for the first time in their history, Hoddle resigns to take over at Stamford Bridge. |
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May 1994 - THAT'S FOOTBALL - CHANNEL FOUR DOCUMENTARY
First broadcast in May 1994, when producer Carl Ross chose to document Swindon Town during the 1992/93 season, he originally intended to look beyond the glamour of football at an unfashionable club - instead he ended up documenting a behind the scenes view of one of the most successful seasons in the club's history in this superb programme, as STFC were promoted to the Premier League. |
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August 18, 1993 - FA PREMIERSHIP - SWINDON TOWN VS OLDHAM ATHLETIC
After the Town lost their first ever match in the top flight at Sheffield United, they faced fellow relegation favourites Oldham in their opening home game, in what was already being billed as a must-win encounter. A 90th minute winner for the away side prompted one of the most famous images of the Town's time in the Premiership. Includes a preview of the game with John Gorman. |
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September 18, 1993 - FA PREMIERSHIP - SWINDON TOWN VS NEWCASTLE UNITED
Swindon are punished for two misses by Paul Bodin - one from the penalty spot - as Newcastle take a 2-0 half-time lead at the County Ground... but two goals in a minute on the hour from Martin Ling and Andy Mutch sees the Town snatch a 2-2 draw, prompting *that* celebration by Mutch, which went on to appear on the credits of Match of the Day. |
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January 3, 1994 - FA PREMIERSHIP - COVENTRY CITY VS SWINDON TOWN
When the originally scheduled match was postponed, Sky hastily arranged to show the Town's match at Coventry instead - but, with the Town 1-0 down, the pictures were lost with just three minutes left on the clock. Back in the studio, Coventry fan Richard Keys lead the discussion about the Sky Blues' deserved victory.... |
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January 15, 1994 - FA PREMIERSHIP - EVERTON VS SWINDON TOWN
Swindon travelled up to Merseyside for Mike Walker's first game in charge of the Toffees - and things look bleak when Andy Mutch is given his marching orders with the Town 2-0 down. Surprisingly, goals from Moncur and Bodin get the Town back on level terms - but any hopes of a comeback are crushed when Gary Ablett regains the lead, and Swindon capitulate in the last seven minutes, conceding three more goals for a 6-2 defeat. |
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February 5, 1994 - FA PREMIERSHIP - SWINDON TOWN VS COVENTRY CITY
A hat-trick from Jan Fjørtoft, including two penalties, wraps up a second successive win for the Town - and the aeroplane celebration is born. |
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February 12, 1994 - FA PREMIERSHIP - ASTON VILLA VS SWINDON TOWN
After two wins on the bounce, Swindon travelled to Villa Park hoping to continue their revival - a goalkeeping crisis though saw Jon Sheffield make his debut for the Town on loan, becoming the first player to wear the number 40 shirt in the Premier League. A hat-trick from ex-Oxford star Dean Saunders helped Villa to a 5-0 drubbing in one of the Town's worst performances of the season - and on the way out, I was told that "that Norwegian you've got's shoite" by a home fan in his best Brummie accent. |
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February 25, 1994 - FA PREMIERSHIP - MANCHESTER CITY VS SWINDON TOWN
With Jan Fjortoft having scored six goals in his previous four games, the Town travelled to fellow relegation strugglers Manchester City, knowing that a victory would lift them off the bottom for the first time, and put them level on points with City who were outside the drop zone. Fjortoft again nets, and a controversial refereeing decision denies him a second, before City turn it round to win 2-1, leaving the Town rooted to the bottom of the table, where they would remain for the rest of the season. BBC Match of the Day footage, including a feature on Town boss John Gorman and City boss Brian Horton. |
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March 19, 1994 - FA PREMIERSHIP - SWINDON TOWN VS MANCHESTER UNITED
Yes, it really did happen - Man Utd came to Swindon for a LEAGUE game, and didn't win! A week after the Town concede seven at Newcastle, they become the only team to score four past the champions elect in the whole season - it was a feisty affair, with Luc Nijholt offering Roy Keane out, and Cantona eventually losing it with John Moncur. |
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April 23, 1994 - FA PREMIERSHIP - SWINDON TOWN VS WIMBLEDON
The Crazy Gang visit the County Ground knowing that a victory will seal Swindon's inevitable relegation from the Premiership - and they duly oblige, winning 4-2 helped by some comical Town defending. |
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May 7, 1994 - FA PREMIERSHIP - SWINDON TOWN VS LEEDS UNITED
Swindon sign off from their only Premier season in style - conceding five goals at home to Leeds, they become the first team for thirty years to concede 100 goals in a top flight season. |
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September 21, 1994 - COCA-COLA CUP - SWINDON TOWN VS CHARLTON ATHLETIC
Two goals from former Town winger Garry Nelson puts Charlton on their way to a 3-1 win at the County Ground in this Coca-Cola Cup Second Round First Leg tie - a poor performance giving Swindon little chance of reaching the next round..... or did it? |
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September 27, 1994 - COCA-COLA CUP - CHARLTON ATHLETIC VS SWINDON TOWN
3-1 down from the first leg, a first half hat-trick from Jan Fjortoft turns this Coca-Cola Second Round tie around, but the Town concede a late equaliser to take it to extra time. Then, just on the stroke of half-time, a Joey Beauchamp shot rebounds off the post, and into the net via the head keeper Andy Petterson, to secure an unlikely aggregate win for Swindon. |
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October 15, 1994 - DIVISION ONE - PORTSMOUTH VS SWINDON TOWN
Former Town midfielder Alan McLoughlin opens the scoring with two goals as Pompey race to a 4-1 lead over Swindon, before two goals in three minutes by Jan Fjørtoft set up a grandstand finish, but the home side hold out for the win. |
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October 26, 1994 - COCA-COLA CUP - BRIGHTON AND HOVE ALBION VS SWINDON TOWN
Andy Thomson's first and only goal in a Town shirt gives Swindon the lead at the Goldstone Ground in this Coca-Cola Third Round match, but a second half equaliser takes the tie to a replay. |
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November 9, 1994 - COCA-COLA CUP - SWINDON TOWN VS BRIGHTON AND HOVE ALBION
A goal apiece from Keith Scott and Jan Fjortoft in the opening eight minutes gives the Town a great start in this Coca-Cola Third Round replay - and they both score again in the second half for a comfortable victory over Brighton. |
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November 30, 1994 - COCA-COLA CUP - SWINDON TOWN VS DERBY COUNTY
New manager Steve McMahon lets caretaker boss Andy Rowland keep the reins for this Coca-Cola Cup Fourth Round tie - an early goal and a late winner from Jan Fjortoft ensuring Swindon's passage to the Quarter Finals. |
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January 11, 1995 - COCA-COLA CUP - SWINDON TOWN VS MILLWALL
Two goals from Andy Mutch sandwich a superb strike from Jan Fjortoft - a goal that prompted Millwall manager Mick McCarthy to state that he would "bare his arse in Burton's shop window" if Fjortoft had meant it..... we're still waiting Mick! Former Town striker Dave Mitchell grabs a consolation, but it's too late to prevent Swindon's progress into the Coca-Cola Cup Semi Finals. |
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February 1995 - LOCAL NEWS PREVIEWS OF THE COCA-COLA CUP SEMI-FINAL
With Swindon in the Semi-Finals, comparisons were inevitably made with the 1969 League Cup winning side - this video shows two local news clips from the BBC and HTV. |
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February 1995 - WEST MATCH PLUS PREVIEW OF THE COCA-COLA CUP SEMI-FINAL
With no quarter-final replays to show, HTV instead aired a preview of the Town's Coca-Cola Cup semi-final, featuring interviews with players and clips from previous League Cup runs - including footage from the Arsenal games in 1969 and 1979, the Wolves semi-final in 1980, and the epic tie with Bolton in 1989/90. |
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February 12, 1995 - COCA-COLA CUP - SWINDON TOWN VS BOLTON WANDERERS
Despite going behind to an early goal from Alan Stubbs, two goals from Peter Thorne give the Town a 2-1 advantage to take to Burnden Park in this Coca-Cola Cup Semi Final First Leg - though not before substitute "W*nk*r" John McGinlay tangled with Mark Robinson - the Town defender's retaliation resulting in a red card and suspension for the second leg. |
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March 8, 1995 - COCA-COLA CUP - BOLTON WANDERERS VS SWINDON TOWN
After the originally scheduled match is postponed with the Town's supporters club coaches having reached Keele services, Swindon take a 2-1 lead for the rearranged fixture, but with a patched up defence missing Paul Bodin, Ian Culverhouse and the suspended Mark Robinson, the relegation threatened side expect an onslaught from promotion chasing Bolton. After a surprisingly tame first half, Swindon surprisingly add to their lead through Jan Fjortoft - but the goal triggers the home side to spring into action, and goals from Jason McAteer, Mixu Paatelainen and, inevitably, John McGinlay (the villain from the first leg) in the last half hour end the Town's Wembley dream. After the game, the Town fans are locked in on the away terrace, and are forced to watch the home side's celebrations, as the tannoy announcer does his best to incite a riot - thanking the Swindon team and fans for playing their part in such a great day. Until Brighton in 2004, my worst experience as a Swindon fan. |
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March 19, 1995 - DIVISION ONE - WEST BROMWICH ALBION VS SWINDON TOWN
Struggling at the bottom of Division One, the Town travel to the Hawthorns for a relegation battle - after a goalless first half, Town go one down, equalise, then go behind again on the hour. Jan Fjortoft equalises again with his last goal in a Town shirt with fifteen minutes remaining, and his strike sparks a goal blitz - Peter Thorne sealing a hat-trick and a volley from Ty Gooden handing the Town a superb 5-2 victory. |
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March 25, 1995 - JAN ÅGE FJØRTOFT SOLD TO MIDDLESBROUGH
With Swindon struggling in the First Division, it was seen as inevitable that Jan Fjørtoft would be sold - but though most pundits were predicting a fee between £3m and £4m, Steve McMahon took the decision to sell the striker for a measly £1.3m - watch the looks on everyone's faces (especially the gulp! from Andy Rowland) as he explains his decision. |
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April 8, 1995 - DIVISION ONE - SWINDON TOWN VS OLDHAM ATHLETIC
In the relegation zone at the bottom of Division One, Swindon need a victory against Oldham, and they get one - dodgy defending from both sides contributing to a 3-1 scoreline. |
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August 26, 1995 - DIVISION TWO - CARLISLE UNITED VS SWINDON TOWN
With only one fit striker, Steve McMahon opted to utilise defender Eddie Murray up top for the visit to Cumbria in August 1995, and it proved to be a masterstroke - Murray hammering in a superb strike to preserve the Town's 100% start to the season. |
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September 2, 1995 - DIVISION TWO - BRENTFORD VS SWINDON TOWN
After a great start to the season, Swindon take so many fans to Griffin Park that they have to move some of the home supporters to make space - and with Shay Given making his final appearance between the sticks for the Town, goals in each half from Wayne O'Sullivan and Steve Finney send the large away contingent home happy. |
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September 16, 1995 - DIVISION TWO - BRISTOL ROVERS VS SWINDON TOWN
After a Kevin Horlock strike gives Swindon an early lead with a superb strike, Rovers equalise just before half-time - but a controversial header from Shaun Taylor, in which the referee appears to blow for a foul, sees the Town regain the lead. Horlock strikes again, and he goes on to complete his hat-trick to wrap up a comfortable 4-1 derby victory. |
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October 14, 1995 - DIVISION TWO - BRIGHTON AND HOVE ALBION VS SWINDON TOWN
After the Seagulls hit the post early on, Swindon take control - scoring three times in the first forty-five minutes for a comfortable half-time lead. They take their foot of the gas in the second period, and though Brighton pull a goal back, the match ends at 3-1 to the Town, leaving them five points clear at the top, with Brighton one off the bottom. |
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October 21, 1995 - DIVISION TWO - SWINDON TOWN VS CREWE ALEXANDRA
A Crewe side that includes future Town players Ashley Westwood and Gareth Whalley - plus future Premiership stars Danny Murphy, Robbie Savage and Neil Lennon - travel to the County Ground for a top-of-the-table clash, and they look to have grabbed a point when Steve Garvey equalises with just twelve minutes remaining. Ten minutes later though, a fortunate Steve Finney penalty puts the Town seven points clear at the top of Division Two. |
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November 29, 1995 - AUTO WINDSCREENS SHIELD - SWINDON TOWN VS HEREFORD UNITED
Steve White returns to the County Ground and nets a winner against the Town in the Auto Windscreens Shield - has an goal in such a close game ever got so much of a cheer from the opposition's support?! |
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January 6, 1996 - FA CUP - SWINDON TOWN VS WOKING
Despite sitting at the top of Division Two, the Town struggle to see off non-league Woking at the County Ground, who are inspired by the veteran Clive Walker. Footage includes two match previews, and Steve McMahon making a bit of an arse of himself. |
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February 3, 1996 - DIVISION TWO - SWINDON TOWN VS CARLISLE UNITED
After a goalless first half, a mistake from Carlisle keeper Tony Caig gifts an opening goal to Peter Thorne, before Wayne Allison doubles the Town's lead. Carlisle grab a late consolation, but Swindon hold on to a 2-1 victory. |
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April 20, 1996 - DIVISION TWO - BLACKPOOL VS SWINDON TOWN
After a whole season spent at the top of the table, Swindon wrap up automatic promotion with four games to spare, drawing 1-1 in a top-of-the-table clash at Bloomfield Road - whilst off the pitch, Steve McMahon clashes with Blackpool boss Sam Allardyce. Includes footage of the after match celebrations. |
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October 12, 1996 - DIVISION ONE - SWINDON TOWN VS OXFORD UNITED
On his return to the County Ground after his move back to Oxford, Joey Beauchamp receives some fearful stick from the Swindon crowd, not to mention a few bumps and bruises from his ex-team-mates. Despite a second half onslaught by the away side, a Kevin Horlock header is enough to give the Town a derby victory. |
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October 16, 1996 - DIVISION ONE - SWINDON TOWN VS HUDDERSFIELD TOWN
With the Town in mid-table and the Terriers in the play-off positions before the start of the game, no-one was expecting Swindon to run riot - and after the Town score four in the first half, Kevin Horlock shows he is as surprised as everyone else, pretending to faint in his goal celebration! Peter Thorne scores two more in the first three minutes of the second half, securing his hat-trick, and a convincing victory for the Town. |
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October 23, 1996 - COCA-COLA CUP - MANCHESTER UNITED VS SWINDON TOWN
Eight thousand Town fans travelled to Old Trafford to see this Coca-Cola Cup tie - and though Peter Thorne equalises Karel Poborsky's strike, Paul Scholes wins it for the Red Devils. The following day at work, I had the mickey taken out of me for supporting a team that lost to "Man Utd Reserves".... even though their team had six internationals playing!! |
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November 16, 1996 - DIVISION ONE - SWINDON TOWN VS BARNSLEY
Three goals in fifteen second half minutes, including a rare header from Mark Walters and a great strike by Ty Gooden, hands Swindon a 3-0 win over Barnsley. |
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December 6, 1997 - DIVISION ONE - SWINDON TOWN VS OXFORD UNITED
After putting their whole squad on the transfer list due to financial difficulties, Oxford travel to Swindon for a local derby - Swindon resident Mike Ford putting them one up. But the away team self-implode - Brian Wilsterman scoring an own goal and conceding a penalty within a six minute spell - before second half goals from Steve Finney and Ty Gooden wrapping up a comfortable 4-1 win for the Town. |
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December 13, 1997 - DIVISION ONE - SHEFFIELD UNITED VS SWINDON TOWN
After taking a first half lead through Steve Finney and conceding an equaliser on the stroke of half-time, the Town are controversially denied a goal to regain the lead - and they are made to pay when Dean Saunders nets a winner nine minutes from time. |
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January 3, 1998 - FA CUP - SWINDON TOWN VS STEVENAGE BOROUGH
The most embarrassing result in STFC's history? With Swindon in the second tier and Boro in the Conference, the home side are the overwhelming favourites when Stevenage visit the County Ground - but despite taking an early lead with a wind assisted effort from Mark Walters, Swindon don't adapt to the conditions as well as their non-league opponents - and Boro eventually return victorious, with future Town favourite Giuliano Grazioli grabbing a winner after Fraser Digby's goal-kick barely made it out of the penalty area. Shortly after, McMahon placed eight players on the transfer list. |
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September 1998 - THE STEVE MCMAHON STORY
Swindon Cable reports on the departure of Steve McMahon as Town manager by mutual consent - including a review of his time as boss. |
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October 2, 1998 - JIMMY QUINN SIGNS ON AS MANAGER
After the departure of Steve McMahon, the cash-strapped Town board went for the cheaper option - bringing in Town legend Jimmy Quinn. Could the poor bloke have known what he was letting himself in for? |
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April 2000 - TERRY BRADY OFFERS TO TAKEOVER
Terry Brady offers to takeover STFC - but only if the Town move to a new stadium. |
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March 30, 2002 - DIVISION TWO - SWINDON TOWN VS BLACKPOOL
Alan Young scores the winner against Steve McMahon's Blackpool. |
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November 2, 2002 - DIVISION TWO - WYCOMBE WANDERERS VS SWINDON TOWN
After a Jimmy Davis goal puts Swindon ahead, Wycombe fight back to take a 2-1 lead with just eighteen minutes remaining - but Sam Parkin equalises with ten minutes to go, and scores again in injury time to send the away fans into raptures. |
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August 9, 2003 - DIVISION TWO - SWINDON TOWN VS SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY
Affected by pre-match rumours that Jimmy Davis had been killed in a car accident, Swindon have an awful start to the season, conceding three goals in the first twenty-five minutes against Sheffield Wednesday. When the team eventually gets into its stride, they come close to turning things around in an entertaining encounter. |
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September 24, 2003 - CARLING CUP - LEEDS UNITED VS SWINDON TOWN
A game that had everything - after Andy Gurney had given Swindon the lead on the stroke of half-time with a superb 30 yard free-kick, Sam Parkin doubled the lead with just sixteen minutes left on the clock after a wonderful passing move - the Town having a great chance of causing an upset at a Leeds side with thirteen current or future internationals in their squad. Ian Harte reduced the arrears just three minutes later to set up a grandstand finale, before Town keeper Bart Griemink was sent off for a second bookable offence with three minutes left remaining. Deep into injury time, Leeds threw everything forward - including the goalkeeper - and amazingly, it was England international stopper Paul Robinson who netted the equaliser with virtually the last kick of the game. Swindon's ten men held out in extra time, but eventually succumb on penalties - with two of the night's heroes, Andy Gurney and Stefani Miglioranzi missing their spot kicks in the shootout. |
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March 30, 2004 - DIVISION TWO - PORT VALE VS SWINDON TOWN
After future Town striker Billy Paynter gives Vale the lead, Stephen McPhee scores twice more to give the home side a seemingly unassailable three goal cushion with half an hour remaining. The Town have other ideas though - goals from Parkin, Hewlett and Fallon rescuing a point. |
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May 8, 2004 - DIVISION TWO - SWINDON TOWN VS HARTLEPOOL UNITED
Sitting in fifth and sixth place respectively, Swindon and Hartlepool go into the last game of the season both requiring a draw to confirm their play-off place - and though most predict a dull no-score draw, a fluke from Sammy Igoe puts the Town one up. With Swindon on top in the first half, Hartlepool come out all guns blazing for the second - when they equalise with twenty minutes remaining, the remainder of the game sees the strange sight of both sides keeping the ball to hold onto the point they both need. |
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May 16, 2004 - DIVISION TWO PLAY-OFF SEMI-FINAL (FIRST LEG) - SWINDON TOWN VS BRIGHTON AND HOVE ALBION
After the Town hit the woodwork twice, and Mooney missing a sitter, Brighton snatch a deflected goal to take a lead back to the Withdean. |
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May 20, 2004 - DIVISION TWO PLAY-OFF SEMI-FINAL (SECOND LEG) - BRIGHTON AND HOVE ALBION VS SWINDON TOWN
Undoubtedly my worst ever experience as a Town fan - seconds away from reaching the final, Swindon concede an equalising goal in injury time of extra time, and then lose the resultant penalty shoot out. |
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October 27, 2004 - DIVISION TWO - SWINDON TOWN VS SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY
After taking an early lead and then doubling it on the hour mark, the Owls appear to be coasting to victory - but an inspired change by Andy King (you couldn't say that very often...), and a superb performance by Christian Roberts spark an astounding comeback in the last twelve minutes. |
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September 9, 2007 - LEAGUE ONE - SWINDON TOWN VS YEOVIL TOWN (BEST HOLDINGS AGREE TAKEOVER DEAL)
Billy Paynter, Simon Cox and Jon-Paul McGovern all join the club, as the long running BEST Holdings takeover finally appears to be coming to its conclusion. Off the pitch, chairman designate Jim Little introduces José Veiga as the club's new general manager, casting doubt over Paul Sturrock's position as Town boss; whilst on the pitch, Swindon crash to a home defeat to Yeovil. |
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December 15, 2007 - LEAGUE ONE - SWINDON TOWN VS BRIGHTON AND HOVE ALBION
On the pitch, Swindon give an abject performance in a 3-0 home defeat to Brighton - but the most important action is behind the scenes, as Andrew Fitton's takeover deal appears to be falling through. |
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December 2007 - FITTON TAKEOVER COMPLETED
After weeks of negotiations, Andrew Fitton's consortium finally takes the helm at STFC. |