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Loathed Strangers: Swindon Town Podcast

Loathed Strangers: Swindon Town Podcast

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The Loathed Strangers (est. 2017) is an independent fans podcast dedicated to the trials and tribulations of Swindon Town Football Club.


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Episodes
  • The Stratton Bank Strikesman

    The Stratton Bank Strikesman
    Aug 23 2025
    Episode 877: Swindon Town 2-1 Shrewsbury Town - The Battle of the STFCs goes the way of the might Moonrakers - Huzzah! Town fans leave happy, Ian Holloway says some things but a (deserved) win is a win (is a win). COYR!

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    1 hr
  • The Preview 25/26: Shrewsbury Town (H)

    The Preview 25/26: Shrewsbury Town (H)
    Aug 22 2025

    Episode 876: JR and RPU review the week and preview the battle of the STFCs at the CG.


    NOTE: Barnet U18s is away - Don't go to the Royal Agricultural University!

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    48 mins
  • 102 Minutes

    102 Minutes
    Aug 20 2025
    Episode 875: Swindon Town 0-2 Barnet - Good grief! It was a long night at the County Ground as Swindon concede two late goals to suffer their first home defeat of the season. A game to forget and will be forgotten is discussed in depth as Max joins Adam...

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    46 mins
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