By John Lyons

SWINDON Town believe a ‘fresh approach’ is necessary as they look towards another season in the EFL basement. The Robins sacked boss Jody Morris – who only took charge at the end of January – on Monday and technical director Sandro Di Michele followed him out of the County Ground exit door the following day. After Scott Lindsey’s shock mid-season decision to quit for struggling Crawley, Swindon thought they had pulled off a coup in appointing Morris. The 44-year-old had previously been Frank Lampard’s assistant at Derby and ...