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Swindon Town news: Ian Holloway is chuffed to lead Robins revamp

Ian Holloway says he wants to “rebuild” Swindon Town after signing a new long-term deal with the League Two club.

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The Football League Paper Team
30 March 2025

By Chris Dunlavy

RESULTS: Ian Holloway

Ian Holloway says he wants to “rebuild” Swindon Town after signing a new long-term deal with the League Two club.
The Robins were just three points above the relegation zone when the former Blackpool, Crystal Palace and Queens Park Rangers boss replaced Mark Kennedy in October.
But 12 wins from Holloway’s opening 29 games in all competitions changed the picture and they went into this weekend’s fixtures on a ten-game unbeaten run.
That has convinced the club’s owner, Clem Morfuni, to offer the 62-year-old a deal until the end of the 2027-28 season, w...

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