Day one at The Cheltenham Festival has unfortunately had a death as Highland Hunter had to be put down. The Fergal O’Brien trained horse had competed in the third race of the day, the Ultima Handicap Chase. O’Brien wrote on X, formally Twitter: “Not sure we’ll be tweeting again today after this. Absolutely devastated.”Thanks for […]
Author: Matthew Jordison
“I wanted my own stamp on things” Buster Davies on taking over The University of Gloucestershire managerial role before Varsity
The University of Gloucestershire (UoG) men’s football team are preparing for their massive Varsity clash against the University of Worcestershire. One key addition to the University side has been the new manager Buster Davies who “can’t wait to get involved in his first Varsity for the university”. “I have 6 players cemented to play so […]
Chianti Classico Takes Third Victory of The 2024 Cheltenham Festival, In The Ultima Handicap Chase
The third race of the week is won by Chianti Classico, the Kim Bailey trained horse, who won ahead of Twig and Meetingofthewaters, as they took the lead at the third to last hurdle. “It’s quite a good feeling winning here” said David Bass post-victory. “It’s hard running here, I hadn’t won since 2020” the […]
Gavin Gunning’s thoughts on Accrington Stanley game after “frustrating match” against Mansfield Town
Swindon Town, who sit 18th, prepare themselves for a bottom-of-the-league clash against Accrington Stanley, who sit 16th, as they search for only their third win this calendar year. Town were unfortunate to come away with nothing in their recent game against Mansfield Town as they lost 3-2 in a thriller in the East Midlands. Although […]
‘Biggest Severn Bore I’ve ever seen’ – The only five-star Severn Bore of 2024
It’s a natural phenomenon that attracts huge interest from around the world, the only five-star Severn Bore of 2024 went through Gloucestershire this morning. Surfers and Kayakers from all over the world will be setting up for the ‘greatest ride on Earth’ as the largest bore in the past five years passes through the Gloucestershire […]
Match Report: Newport County 2-1 Swindon Town
Swindon Town are defeated in South Wales. Swindon fell to their first defeat under interim manager Gavin Gunning after an unfortunate defeat to Newport County. It was Swindon that would feel hard done by in the first half with plenty of chances falling to the men in Red but unfortunately for them would see both […]
From poor form to giant killers – How Cinderford aim to gain consistency after a narrow victory over Plymouth
After losing 48-17 to Chinnor and then 52-12 to Blackneath, Cinderford looked like their season was going to be disaster until as of late with a massive 20-12 victory over Plymouth Albion. It was very much home comforts for Cinderford in a performance that Cinderford manager Danny Pointon could describe as “exceptional”. After two heavy […]
“I think their player then rugby tackled Wini [Carl Winchester]” – Taylor Perry’s thoughts on Shrewsburys’ bizarre game against Cambridge United
Taylor Perry spoke to the press following his 88th minute equaliser against Cambridge United in order to help his team rescue a point for Shrewsbury Town. Shrewsbury found themselves 1-0 down in the 69th minute and whilst the it looked like the Salops were down and out, it would be Taylor Perry who came out on […]
“The boys have fought hard” – Swindon Town U18s manager Sean Wood on Swindon’s turnaround from the start of the season
Lead Professional Development Phase Coach Sean Wood delighted with their fifth win in a row, after a massive 2-0 win over a “physical” Bristol Rovers U18s. Swindon Town U18s were victorious in their recent game against Bristol Rovers U18s with an opener from Alistar Stewart after a corner being whipped into the box finding the […]