
Joe's go: Is it time for Swindon Town to give Joe Snowdon a more attacking role as they bid to rediscover fluent best?
07.03.26, 13:22 Updated 07.03.26, 13:22 3 Minute Read
Sam Morshead
As Ian Holloway strives to find the right balance in his side during the League Two run-in, is there a case for giving Joe Snowdon a more prominent attacking role?
Holloway has been a compulsive tinkerer over the course of the campaign but, despite his best efforts and the best efforts of his players to adapt, for several weeks there has been a lack of rhythm to his team’s offensive play.
Could Snowdon operating in an advanced position help restore fluency?
Increasingly, Holloway looks to be edging towards using a back four, rather than a three. This forces Ollie Clarke into a central midfield role – which many, including these pages, have argued is essential if this promotion chase is going to be successful.
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