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BROWN’S SET FOR A SPRINT TO THE FINISH

Robins manager squeezes season into ten games

By Chris Dunlavy
PHIL Brown insists Swindon can still snatch an automatic promotion spot – despite lying eight points adrift with just ten games to play.
Brown, 58, took charge at the County Ground last Monday following David Flitcroft’s defection to rivals Mansfield.
Three defeats in four have dropped the stuttering Robins out of the League Two play-off picture, and the former Hull boss inherits a side battered 3-0 by Cheltenham in their last home game.
But, with just two of the current top eight to play, Brown – who won promo...

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