Matchday
Numbers point to Swindon Town's struggle for identity, creativity and verve after miserable homecoming
Creatively, the difficulties are obvious. Swindon have managed 10 shots across two league matches; no one else in the division has had fewer. Of those, two have been on target; also the lowest of 24. Their shot on target percentage of 20 is the equal worst.
19.08.24, 14:06 7 Min Read
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by Sam MorsheadEditor
Ten days, three games, nine goals. That’s all it’s taken for the glances over the shoulder to start.
The pool of data is shallow, but there are a handful of troubling early indicators of a Swindon Town side struggling to find its identity.
Head coach Mark Kennedy’s good work at Lincoln City was largely built around a compact and disciplined unit who could retrieve the ball and catch opponents on the counter.
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