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Scott Lindsey: I'm a better coach for my Swindon experience... I don't let the outside world get to me

Scott Lindsey upon his appointment at Swindon Town Image: Swindon Town FC

12.08.24, 16:46 12 Min Read

by Sam MorsheadEditor

“The minute you start getting emotional about who you play against, you take your eye off the ball.”

Scott Lindsey learned plenty from his time as head coach at Swindon Town, and among the most prominent was not to get overwhelmed by an occasion.

Lindsey saw plenty at the County Ground, from several angles. He first arrived in Wiltshire to lead the youth team in 2014, before later returning as assistant manager to Ben Garner.

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