Andrew Hawes and Sam Morshead are back to reflect on another eventful week at Swindon Town. On the agenda: Jack Thomson, undisclosed fees, Danny Butterworth, and... yes... injuries.

On the agenda this week: Sense and sensibility: Don't expect headline signings as Town seek a functional squad Trust deliver: What happened with the debentures, and why is it so important? A new Holloway: How the Robins boss is trying to turn over a new leaf in 2026/27

Chesterfield: A sense of occasion, without a sense of direction. How it all fell apart and the call for accountability. And what to expect from the retained list.

Trust chair Neil Hutchings joins the pod to talk about his meeting with the club Debenture debate: What is it? Who could it impact? And why now? And Holman's mustard. After Fletcher completes Swindon's Easter resurrection, what chance of a promotion?

As prices go up, is it impossible for Swindon to balance public expectation with operating costs? Plus: The redemption of Darren Oldaker. What has sparked the midfielder's turnaround?

County Ground atmosphere: How does it improve? And who is responsible? Is there a doom loop for any stadium upgrade under the current ownership? And... why so many changes? We discuss tinkerman Holloway.

On the agenda this week: Communication, communication, communication: Is the discontent over an in-house forum with executive management a fuss over nothing? What's in a name? As Clem Morfuni appoints his son Christian as a non-exec director, we ask: why? And the inside track on why Jake Tabor's loan at Bath turned into a loan at Eastleigh.

On the show this week: Andrew Hawes and Sam Morshead dig into Finley Munroe's impending move to Middlesbrough, and ask if Swindon Town could have done anything to keep the defender. Plus, full analysis of the ongoing January transfer window, and a dummy's guide to assessing sources of information.