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Swindon Town FC

Swindon Town FC,
The County Ground,
County Road,
Swindon,
Wilts,
SN1 2ED





Ground Capacity:
14500
Year Formed:
1881
Manager:
Andy King
Main Number:
01793 333700

Map

This is the map to help you away fans get to the ground. I have also managed to get directions aswell.
From the M4
Leave at junction 15, and at the roundabout, take the turning to Swindon. At the next roundabout, turn left. Continue down the dual-carriageway, past the Sun Inn on the left, then take the third turning at the roundabout (Queens Drive). Go right to the end of the dual-carriageway (mind the speed camera!), then go left at the roundabout. Burger King should be ahead on the left - at the Magic Roundabout, the ground will be on the right.

From the M40
Leave at junction 9, then take the A43, A34 and A420 into Swindon. Go past Sainsbury's, get in the right-hand lane, and take the third turning off the roundabout. The White Hart pub will be on the left. Mind the speed camera! Go over a mini-roundabout (by the Lady Margaret pub), then take the second turning off at the large roundabout. Go right to the end of the dual-carriageway, then go right at the roundabout. Burger King should be ahead on the left - at the Magic Roundabout, the ground will be on the right.

From Swindon train station
Come out of the station and turn left down Station Road, until you come to the White House Hotel, then turn right. Walk down this road until you come to a crossroads with traffic lights - turn left into Manchester Road. Walk to the end of Manchester Road - then turn right onto County Road, and after a short while you should be able to see the County Ground on the left.

Honours

FA Premier League: best season: 22nd 1993/94
Football League: Division 2 - Champions 1995/96
Division 3 - Runners-up 1962/63, 1968/69
Division 4 - Champions 1985/86 (with, at the time, record 102 pts)
FA Cup: Semi-finals 1910,1912
Football League Cup: Winners 1969
Anglo-Italian Cup: Winners 1970

Records

First Football League game: 28th Aug 1920, Division 3, v Luton Town (home) W 9-1 - Nash, Kay, Macconachie, Langford, Hawley, Wareing, Jefferson (1), Fleming (4), Rogers, Batty (2), Davies (1). (1 og)
Record League Victory: 9-1 v Luton Town Division 3 - 28th August 1920, Nash, Kay, Macconachie, Langford, Hawley, Wareing, Jefferson (1), Fleming (4), Rogers, Batty (2), Davies (1). (1 og)
Record Cup Victory: 10-1 Farnham U Breweries (away), FA Cup 1st rd (replay), 28th November 1925 - Nash, Dickenson, Weston, Archer, Bew, Adey, Denyer (2), Wall (1), Richardson (4), Johnson (3), Davies.
Record Defeat: 1-10 v Manchester City, FA Cup 4th rd (replay), 25th January 1930.
Most League Points (2 for a win): 64, Division 3, 1968/69
Most League Points (3 for a win): 102, Division 4, 1985/86
Most League Goals: 100, Division 3 (s), 1925/27
Highest League Scorer in a Season: Harry Morris, 47, Division 3 (s), 1926/27
Most League Goals in Total Aggregate: Harry Morris, 216, 1926/33
Most Capped Player: Rod Thomas, 30 (50), Wales
Most League Appearances: Hohn Trollope, 770, 1960/80
Record Transfer Fee Received: £1,500,00 from Manchester City for Kevin Horlock, january 1997.
Record Transfer Fee Paid: £800,000 to West Ham Utd for Joey Beauchamp, August 1994.
Football League Record: 1920 Original Member of Division 3; 1921/58 Division 3 (s); 1958/63 Division 3; 1963/65 Division 2; 1965/69 Division 3; 1969/74 Division 2; 1974/82 Division 3; 1982/86 Division 4; 1986/87 Division 3; 1987/92 Division 2; 1992/93 Division 1; 1993/94 FA Premier League; 1994/95 Division 1; 1995/96 Division 2; 1996/97 Division 1; 1997-00 - Division 2.

Managers

Andy King Dec 2001 - Present
Roy Evans Aug 2001 - Dec 2001
Andy King Oct 2000 - Aug 2001
Colin Todd May 2000 - Oct 2000
Jimmy Quinn Nov 1998 - May 2000
Steve McMahon Nov 1994 - Sept 1998
John Gorman June 1993 - Nov 1994
Glenn Hoddle April 1991 - June 1993
Ossie Ardiles July 1989 - Mar 1991
Lou Macari July 1984 - July 1989
Ken Beamish March 1983 - July 1984
John Trollope Nov 1980 - Mar 1983
Bobby Smith May 1978 - Nov 1980
Danny Williams Mar 1974 - May 1978
Les Allen Nov 1972 - Mar 1974
Dave Mackay May 1971 - Nov 1972
Fred Ford Oct 1969 - May 1971
Danny Williams Aug 1965 - July 1969
Bert Head Oct 1956 - Aug 1965
Maurice Lindley May 1953 - May 1955
Louis Page July 1945 - May 1953
Neil Harris May 1939 - July 1941
Ted Vizard April 1933 - May 1939
Sam Allen July 1902 - April 1933

Contact Numbers

General Enquiries:
01793 333 700
Fax: 01793 333703

Ticket Information:
01793 333 777
Fax: 01793 333 780

Commercial & Marketing:
01793 333 718
Fax: 01793 333 719

Corporate Hospitality:
01793 333 741


Merchandise / Shop:
01793 333 778


Travel Club:
01793 536 757


Official Supporters Club:
01225 866 012


Junior Club:
01672 520 679


ClubCall Number:
09068 121 640

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