Cox sustained a fracture of the medial cuneiform during the defeat at Notts County, and will need a prolonged spell on the sidelines. Swindon's medical team have put the expected recovery time at between six and eight weeks.
09.01.25News
Swindon have shown interest in Nichols at various points over the years. He would give manager Ian Holloway an additional option to play off Harry Smith, as the Robins continue the battle against relegation.
08.01.25News
"He hasn’t had a chance to train [with the mask on], so he doesn’t know how painful it truly is," Holloway said after the loss at Notts. "He wanted to play but I didn’t feel that it was right, so I left him out."
06.01.25News
Harrison Minturn and Grant Hall were already ruled out, but there was a doubt on Friday (January 3) about Ryan Delaney, ahead of the trip to Meadow Lane.
03.01.25News
The teenager missed all four of Swindon's games over the festive period. And his absence led some supporters to question whether he was being protected ahead of a potential move away from the County Ground.
The central defender originally joined Truro on a season-long loan, but made just one appearance - against Brackley Town in the FA Cup. Johnson's rehab will now be supervised by the medical staff at the County Ground.
Manager Ian Holloway has insisted the forward was withdrawn from the win over Colchester because of pain in his nose, meaning he could yet be available for the trip to Notts County.
02.01.25News
As previously reported by The Moonraker, Holloway has already made up his mind on Freckleton's future. The Swindon manager has told the defender that his time in Wiltshire is up, and he will go back to his parent club next month.
31.12.24News
The centre-back was absent from the Town squad for the draw at Bromley on December 29, having started the previous two matches.
McGregor has a similar issue to Harrison Minturn. The full-back has complained of pain in his groin when attempting to accelerate, and is being seen to by Swindon's medical team.
23.12.24News
If you are one of those SN1 debutants, fear not. You have not stumbled into a Dutch national match. Nor are you in the middle of a protestant march. No, orange is the adopted colour of revolt at Swindon Town.
20.12.24News
Four weeks ago, as the dust settled on Swindon Town’s dismal home defeat by Morecambe, three friends started furiously WhatsApping. That evening, The Spirit of 69 – a fan protest movement – was conceived.
In order to protect the money he has already put into the club - in initial equity and in subsequent loans - Morfuni needs to chase survival.
There is no particular moment in time which can be pointed to as the spark for this deterioration in public approval. Poll 100 different protestors this week, and you’ll likely get a dozen different answers.
19.12.24News
Wright has played at least 50 per cent more minutes than the majority of the squad, and three times more than both of Swindon's two other senior central defensive options: Grant Hall (720 minutes) and Ryan Delaney (694).
Ollie Clarke is at full fitness and will lead the team out against Grimsby. Swindon manager Ian Holloway described Clarke's availability as "massive".
The Moonraker understands MK Dons are a potential suitor. Wright played under Dons head coach Scott Lindsey at Crawley – the pair won promotion from League Two through the playoffs last season.
17.12.24News
Ian Holloway had worried that his defender had suffered a ‘Gilmore’s groin’, a type of hernia that would have required surgery.
16.12.24News
Freckleton is currently injured, having picked up an ankle problem during a training-ground friendly against Bristol Rovers several weeks ago.
13.12.24News
Town will be without Grant Hall, Harrison Minturn and Miguel Freckleton for the game at Valley Parade. Ollie Clarke is suspended for the fixture.
12.12.24News
The youngster, signed from Welsh outfit New Saints in the summer, had been due to stay with National League South side Weston until January.
09.12.24News
The midfielder may well have found himself rotated out of the side for the knockout EFL Trophy clash, given the weight of fixtures facing the Robins in December.
Holloway was not begging, but there was a sense of urgency in his voice as he made a plea to Swindon Town supporters to rally behind their team in its darkest hour.
05.12.24News
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