Swindon boss Ian Holloway voiced his pride at going toe-to-toe with a top team as he eyes an unlikely play-off push after a 3-3 draw with Port Vale at the County Ground.

In Wright and Smith, plus former Mansfield and Bristol Rovers man Ollie Clarke, there are some very solid League Two players within the Swindon squad that Holloway should be able to build on next term ...

Ian Holloway said that he wants Swindon Town to make the teams above them afraid they are going to catch them down the stretch ...

Ian Holloway explained how he has tried to turn Swindon Town around after he was nominated for League Two Manager of the Month ...

Ian Holloway is feeling good about the defensive options he has available to him with multiple players returning from injury. Swindon have been down to the bare bones at the back of late ...

Ian Holloway explained how he has tried to turn ... Holloway added that when he arrived he was disappointed with how the players were as a group and told a story about Pharrell Johnson to ...

Ian Holloway is feeling good about the defensive options he has available to him with multiple players returning from injury. Swindon have been down to the bare bones at the back of late ...

Ian Holloway explained how he has tried to turn ... Holloway added that when he arrived he was disappointed with how the players were as a group and told a story about Pharrell Johnson to ...

Ian Holloway is feeling good about the defensive options he has available to him with multiple players returning from injury. Swindon have been down to the bare bones at the back of late, a multitude ...