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.
08.11.24, 09:08 Updated 05.06.25, 20:07 7 Minute Read
Sam Morshead
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.
That work is going to come in many shapes and sizes.
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