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› Good afternoon and welcome back to Highbury Stadium for today’s League One match against Swindon Town.

I would like to extend my welcome to the officials, players and supporters at Swindon and wish them all a safe journey home after today’s game.

In our last match here at Highbury Stadium in the Johnstone’s Paint Trophy against Sheffield United, it was a positive result and performance as we advanced to the Northern Area semi-final.

We showed strong mentality and a good level of concentration to win on penalties after a competitive 90 minutes of football. We will now face Morecambe at home in the next round and we know it will be a difficult match as they are going well in League Two.

There was a slight element of frustration to our own performance seven days ago at Peterborough but on the other hand, the last couple of matches have given me huge encouragement and optimism.

I have been at the Club for four weeks now and I have seen gradual improvements in the elements of our play that we are working towards. The goal is now to implement these elements consistently.

I want our supporters to come accustom to our team playing at a high intensity for the full 90 minutes on a regular basis.

Today’s visitors to Highbury Stadium, Swindon Town, have a new management team in place and they picked up a positive result last weekend against Scunthorpe United.

Last weekend, we welcomed two new players into the squad, David Henen and Tariqe Fosu, and both have settled into the group well.

They have a squad that does not give a true reflection of their current league position. Over the last couple of seasons, Swindon have always been a club that have based their philosophy on possession based football.

We welcome back Conor McLaughlin after he played for Northern Ireland in their win against Latvia.

Looking at their performance in their last match, they looked like a team that is very much returning to that basis.

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It is great to have a member of our squad that is looking forward to representing his nation in the European Championships next summer.

Get behind the team and enjoy today’s game.

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IntroducingSwindon Town › Swindon Town are today’s visitors to Highbury Stadium for a Sky Bet League One fixture against Steven Pressley’s Cod Army side.

After a successful campaign last season, the Robins have endured a difficult start this time around, and recently parted company with former manager Mark Cooper.

The man handed with the task of improving the Wiltshire side’s fortunes is Martin Ling, who was appointed as boss in November.

Born in the West Ham area of London, Ling began his career at Exeter City in 1983, and during a three-year stay in the South West, went on to make a 117 league appearances for the Grecians.

After leaving Swindon in 1996, Ling moved back to the capital in order to sign for Leyton Orient, a club where he would spend four-years before ending his playing time back on the south coast with Brighton and Hove Albion in 2000.

He appeared 136 times for the club and helped them to two fourth division titles in 1987 and 1990 respectively.

Initially, Ling lasted just a month at the Abbey Stadium after resigning from his post, but was re-appointed later in August following the resignation of chairman George Rolls.

Following a prolonged stay at Southend, Swindon paid £15,000 for his services in March 1991 as they signed him for a second time.

The midfielder played 150 times for Swindon, helping them to the newly formed Premier League via the division one Play-Offs in 1993.

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Ling spent a further two-years with Cambridge and was appointed Torquay United boss in June 2011.

His first season at Plainmoor would see Torquay do the double over Devon rivals Plymouth Argyle

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After leaving in 2013, the 49-year-old took up a role as a scout with Walsall under Dean Smith before Swindon Town named him as their new manager.

Following retirement, Ling took his footsteps into management by returning to Orient in December 2003, having previously been the caretaker manager for a short time at Brisbane Road.

A brief stay at Swindon Town followed before signing for Southend United in 1986 where he would spend five years.

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But a deflected Williams strike gave the Wiltshire outfit hope on the Fylde Coast as he pulled one back in the 71st minute.

Late goals from Andy Williams and Louis Thompson helped Swindon claw back a two goal deficit to draw against the Cod Army at Highbury.

And the comeback was complete two minutes from time when Thompson prodded past Maxwell for a share of the spoils.

Goalkeeper Chris Maxwell had come to Fleetwood’s rescue in the first half when he saved a penalty from Michael Smith.

The result moved Swindon to the summit of the Sky Bet League One table with a point at Highbury.

Josh Morris put Town ahead just after the break before doubling his tally 10 minutes later to put his side in the driving seat.

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Communitytrust › Fleetwood Town’s Community Trust recently hosted their first Girls tournament at Fuse Football.

Fleetwood High won the seven team competition and will now go and represent the football club in the next round of the Football League Trust competition, which potentially could result in a trip to Wembley Stadium.

The girls were all playing with smiles on their faces on a blustery November afternoon on the Fylde Coast.

It was another shining example of the Club giving back to the community with free hours on the Fuse 4G pitches.

School Sports Co-ordinator Lewis Horrocks said: “It is important to bring the schools together and getting the girls participating in sport.

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Mark Cooper, a teacher at Lytham St Annes, told the Club website it is brilliant that the girls can compete at Fuse Football.

He said: “We have competed in this competition for the last four years. It is a positive experience for the girls to come and play at Fuse Football.

“It is great that they can play football competitively. They are all enthusiastic and want to play football in the wind and the rain.

“It is great for the community. Poolfoot Farm is coming along fantastically and hopefully the set up will be a great thing for years to come.”

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“It is the Girls Cup for the Football League Trust and Fleetwood High won the competition. They will now represent the football club in the next round.

“They will go on to play different schools in the North West in January.

“It is important that we host events at Poolfoot Farm and Fuse Football and show the residents that we are here for a reason to work alongside the local community.”

The schools involved on the day were winners Fleetwood High, Garstang Academy, Millfield High School, Cardinal Allen, Lytham St Annes High and Rossall.

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It was a good experience for me atSWINDON › Town’s young left back Amari’i Bell believes he improved as a footballer during his loan stay at Swindon Town last season.

He played 10 games at the County Ground from Birmingham City before spending time away at Gillingham towards the back end of the last campaign.

Having left St Andrews during the summer, Bell signed a permanent deal with the Cod Army in the summer after impressing for the Gills last term.

The attack minded full back has been a mainstay in the Town side so far this season, and has caught the eye with his speed and acceleration.

Speaking exclusively to #codarmy, the Club’s official matchday programme, Bell recalls his time in Wiltshire ahead of this afternoon’s clash.

He said: “When I was at Swindon I did enjoy my time because it’s a good club, and I’m looking forward to playing against them and seeing some old faces.

“I enjoyed every game I played in while I was there because they were doing so well at the time near the top of the table.

“Everyone was buzzing at the time and it was good for them because there’s some nice people there who helped me a lot.

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“It was good to be there at the time I was because everything was just going right for them. I improved my game while I was there.

“I don’t think they’ve been doing really well this season but that is probably down to them losing some of their better players.

“The game’s going to be a good one on Saturday because we’re both going to want to win it, but we’ll wait and see what happens.

“Mark Cooper who was the manager when I was there was really good to be fair, and knew him a little bit before because I played with his son at Birmingham.

“He knew what he wanted from his team and wanted the players to play some good football, and that’s what they did lasts season.

“Playing with some great players at Swindon helped me a lot, and it showed as well because some of them got their moves to bigger clubs.

“But they’ve still got quality in their team with the likes of Yaser Kasim, Nathan Thompson and Ben Gladwin still there.”

Bell feels that Town are turning the corner under

new manager Steven Pressley, and is adamant they will start climbing the league table.

“We’ve been playing well recently but just haven’t been getting the results that we’ve wanted. If we stay strong though then results will come.

“Defensively as a unit we seem to be better and look far more secure, but attacking wise we just need to improve somewhat.

“I feel like I’m beginning to get more confident now and it’s beginning to show. There’s still aspects of my game which I need to improve.

“I’ve started to use my speed better but still wouldn’t say I’m using it to my full potential. I need to be more confident with it.

“Speed is a massive asset to a footballer if they’ve got it because teams don’t like playing against people who are fast.”

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FTFC U18s bow out in FA YouthCUP › Fleetwood Town’s youth team bowed out of the FA Youth Cup on Tuesday night, losing 2-1 at Accrington Stanley despite dominating the game on a sodden evening in East Lancashire.

Louis Myers had glanced the visitors ahead after four minutes – but a brace for Nathan Webb condemned Town to a second round exit, with Stanley now going on to face Crystal Palace.

Fleetwood took the lead with the game just four minutes old, when Myers met Jordan Hancox’s cross to divert a header beyond Jack Little.

The young Codlings were enjoying the better of the play, in the opening exchanges, on a rain-soaked evening in East Lancashire.

Accrington’s first opening came shortly afterwards, though goalkeeper Elliot Wynne was on hand to keep Stuart Callaway’s 20-yard drive out.

Myers had a glorious chance to add his second of the tie, but the forward could only shoot over the crossbar from close range – after Little had

palmed the ball back into his path.

Ross Sykes then missed an equally good chance to level up the scores for Stanley, however, after sliding in at the back post, he turned his effort over the bar.

The side from the Fylde Coast started well after the interval, and six minutes in, Michael Tetteh was only denied by the fingertips of Little.

Wynne was the next of either keeper to be tested, getting down well in order to comfortably save a fizzing effort captain Roman Hickey, which zipped off the wet turf.

Full-back Lewis Baines was next to try his luck for Nathan Rooney’s side, bursting through on goal from Mamadou Djabi’s smart pass, with Little denying him well with a sprawling save.

Up the other end, Fleetwood were putting large amounts of pressure upon the Stanley back-line, substitute McKenzie skipped beyond his marker, before seeing his shot beaten away, as the clock ticked beyond the hour.

The hosts restored parity after 34 minutes, courtesy of Webb, who flicked a header beyond Wynne, after a long free-kick had been punted into the penalty area.

Myers could have considered himself unfortunate not to level up proceedings, with his looping header causing Little to initially flap at the ball.

Fleetwood’s next chance in the game came minutes later, as Town hit their opponents on the break, a run which resulted in Djabi’s surging run into the box and shot, valiantly denied by Little.

Town were throwing everything at Stanley’s defence, in what was now torrential rain, as McKenzie went close again, after doing the hard work and skimming three players – he blazed over the bar into the terrace, from a tight angle.

On the stroke of half-time, Stanley gained the advantage in the local derby, as Nathan Webb notched his brace, tapping home from a corner-kick.

As play resumed for the second half, Rooney switched things up, bringing on Tyrell McKenzie on in place of Djabi.

Fleetwood continued to dominate the match but Stanley held out for the win.

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› Welcome back to Highbury for today’s Sky Bet League 1 game against Swindon Town. It’s the first in a series of big games for Town this week with Millwall visiting Highbury on Tuesday then the much anticipated derby away at Blackpool.

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