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Shhhhh! Swindon Town face silent training sessions as Ian Holloway identifies issues with communication

Holloway believes Swindon – and modern footballers in general – do not talk enough, on and off the field. And he thinks several of the goals Town have conceded, under his stewardship and prior to his arrival, were results of communications failures.

08.11.24, 09:08 7 Min Read

by Sam MorsheadEditor

Ian Holloway is ready to give his Swindon Town players the silent treatment in a bid to improve his team’s fortunes.

Holloway has only been officially in post at Town for 11 days but he has already made a considerable mark, with the general atmosphere among the playing staff lifting and back-to-back cup victories giving much-needed cheer for fans.

Still, by his own admission there is a long way to go. Swindon are 22nd in League Two, and though Holloway refuses to contemplate a relegation battle – instead focusing on how high he can elevate his new club up the division over the remaining 32 matches – he recognises plenty of work needs to be done to unleash his squad’s potential.

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