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May 2026 March 2015 March 2015 Swindon Town 2009–10 Danny Wilson Andrew Fitton League One 5th Playoffs Runners-up (lost to Millwall) FA Cup Third round (Knocked out by Fulham) League Cup Second round (Knocked out by Wolverhampton Wanderers) Football League Trophy Southern Section quarter-finalists (Knocked out by Norwich City) Wiltshire Premier Shield Champions Billy Paynter (19) Billy Paynter (22) 14,508 vs Leeds United(26 January 2010) 4,805 vs Woking(7 November 2009) _shoulder_stripes_white_stripes _adidas_snake_white _shoulder_stripes_white_stripes _adidaswhite _color_3_stripes_white FF1000 FF0000 FF0000 FF0000 FF0000 _adidas_snake_blue _blue_stripes_adidas _color_3_stripes_blue FFFFFF FFFFFF FFFFFF FFFFFF FFFFFF _shoulder_stripes_white_stripes _shoulder_stripes_white_stripes _shoulder_stripes_white_stripes _adidaswhite _color_3_stripes_white 0000CD 0000CD 0000CD 0000CD 0000CD 2008–09 2010–11 The 2009–10 season was Swindon Town's third consecutive season in League One, having won promotion from League Two in 2006-07. Swindon reached the playoff final, losing to Millwall. The club also competed in the FA Cup, the League Cup, and the Football League Trophy. Pre-season For the third consecutive year, Swindon Town ventured to Austria for pre-season training. This was manager Danny Wilson's first summer as Swindon manager as he took over in late December 2008, replacing Maurice Malpas. 15 players from the previous season, including influential forward Simon Cox, had either been released by Wilson or in the case of Cox sold. Trialist Cherno Samba joined Town during the trip. The rest of the summer consisted of Town playing against familiar opposition such as Wiltshire outfits Chippenham Town and Swindon Supermarine. Championship club Cardiff City, West Bromwich Albion and Plymouth Argyle were named as Town's home opposition. Trial players who featured for Swindon Town during Pre-Season Cherno Samba: Once a highly rated forward, Samba joined Town for the Pre-Season work out in Austria. He failed to score in four fixtures. Anton Ademol: An unknown midfielder played against Hungerford Town and Chippenham Town. He failed to earn a deal. Stephen Morrison: Former Everton youth midfielder played against Hungerford Town and scored. Danny Wilson gave him a second chance at Chippenham Town but failed to earn a contract. Scott Spencer: Former Everton forward who scored against Hungerford Town. He failed to earn a contract at Swindon but later joined Southend United where he scored a late goal against Swindon during the season. Berlin Ndebe-Nlome: The former Cameroon youth forward played in the high profile friendlies against Cardiff City and West Bromwich Albion but failed to impress. Yan Klukowski: A Wiltshire native who forged a decent reputation with the American College leagues. He finished the Pre-Season as Town's top scorer with 3 goals in 3 games for Swindon. Despite impressing, he failed to win a contract. Bradley Clark: The Hungerford Town forward impressed the Town coaches and was offered a trial. Panikos Efythmides: Greek midfielder who played the final two Town friendlies. Dean McDonald: Former Ipswich Town forward who played in Town's final friendly of Pre-Season against Cirencester Town. McDonald scored but did not earn a Town deal. He later joined Farnborough. DateOpponentsH / AResultF–AScorersAttendance12 July 2009CFC ClujN1–1Anthony McNamee 29'unknown15 July 2009Universitatea CraiovaN1–0Lescinel Jean-François 17'unknown17 July 2009TSV St. JohannN3–3Billy Paynter 10', 70' Sean Morrison 54'unknown20 July 2009Hungerford TownA3–0Stephen Morrison 47', Billy Bodin 82', Scott Spencer 89'unknown21 July 2009Luton TownA1–0Jonathan Douglas 58'1,52422 July 2009Chippenham TownA0–2unknown25 July 2009Cardiff CityH0–02,15728 July 2009West Bromwich AlbionH1–0Gordon Greer 33'3,48229 July 2009Swindon SupermarineA3–2J-P McGovern 25', Yan Klukowski 54', 56'2791 August 2009Plymouth ArgyleH0–22,0644 August 2009Cirencester TownA3–0Yan Klukowski 20', Dean McDonald 61', Jordan Record 80'285 League One DateOpponentsH / AResultF–AScorersAttendance8 August 2009GillinghamA0–56,85215 August 2009Milton Keynes DonsH0–06,69218 August 2009SouthamptonH1–0Sean Morrison 9'11,67322 August 2009Oldham AthleticA2–2J-P McGovern 83', Billy Paynter 90'4,22929 August 2009Southend UnitedH2–1Scott Cuthbert 21', Tope Obadeyi 79'6,4175 September 2009Yeovil TownA1–0Terrell Forbes (own goal) 41'4,80712 September 2009Colchester UnitedH1–1Tope Obadeyi 45'6,62119 September 2009WalsallA1–1Billy Paynter (pen.) 80'4,14826 September 2009Wycombe WanderersH1–1Kevin Amankwaah 17'6,92929 September 2009Exeter CityA1–1Kevin Amankwaah 53'5,3373 October 2009BrentfordH3–2Alex Revell 8', 79', Ben Hutchinson 21'6,47110 October 2009MillwallH1–1Scott Cuthbert 15'7,22217 October 2009Hartlepool UnitedH0–37,09624 October 2009Norwich CityA0–124,95931 October 2009Tranmere RoversA4–1Billy Paynter 34', 39', Anthony McNamee 65', Simon Ferry 90'5,81121 November 2009Carlisle UnitedA1–0Charlie Austin 3'4,33924 November 2009Huddersfield TownH2–1Billy Paynter 24', Charlie Austin 58'6,6305 December 2009Leyton OrientH3–2Billy Paynter (pen) 51', Charlie Austin 76', 85'6,81512 December 2009Bristol RoversA0–37,61319 December 2009Brighton & Hove AlbionH2–1Billy Paynter (pen) 31', Charlie Austin 54'7,06826 December 2009Charlton AthleticA2–2Charlie Austin 56', Billy Paynter 74'17,97728 December 2009Yeovil TownH3–1Billy Paynter 13', Charlie Austin 22', Danny Ward 46'8,50916 January 2010GillinghamH3–1Charlie Austin 38', Scott Cuthbert 52', Billy Paynter (pen) 74'6,77319 January 2010Stockport CountyA1–0Billy Paynter (pen) 73'3,28126 January 2010Leeds UnitedH3–0Charlie Austin 13', Billy Paynter 60', 63' (pen)14,50830 January 2010Southend UnitedA2–2Billy Paynter 1', Charlie Austin 10'6,6696 February 2010Charlton AthleticH1–1Kevin Amankwaah 65'9,55223 February 2010Oldham AthleticH4–2Billy Paynter 45', 45' (pen), Charlie Austin 48', Danny Ward 58'6,18313 February 2010Huddersfield TownA2–2Charlie Austin 10', Danny Ward 27'14,61020 February 2010Carlisle UnitedH2–0Charlie Austin, Billy Paynter7,70423 February 2010Stockport CountyH4–1Danny Ward 13', Billy Paynter 45', 79', Simon Ferry 74'7,06327 February 2010Leyton OrientA0–04,5746 March 2010Bristol RoversH0–410,3419 March 2010Milton Keynes DonsA1–2Danny Ward 90'8,76413 March 2010Brighton & Hove AlbionA1–0Charlie Austin 69'6,94616 March 2010SouthamptonA1–0Charlie Austin 56'20,75220 March 2010Norwich CityH1–1Gordon Greer 90'11,97227 March 2010Hartlepool UnitedA1–0Charlie Austin 22'3,5363 April 2010Leeds UnitedA3–0Billy Paynter 43', 48', Charlie Austin 55'27,8815 April 2010Tranmere RoversH1–0Ben Gordon (own goal) 10', Billy Paynter (pen) 37', Charlie Austin 56'9,49510 April 2010Colchester UnitedA0–35,11112 April 2010Exeter CityH1–1Matt Taylor (own goal) 90'8,75317 April 2010WalsallH1–1Charlie Austin 55'8,46724 April 2010Wycombe WanderersA2–2Billy Paynter 48', Alan Sheehan 80'7,4591 May 2010BrentfordH3–2Billy Paynter 8', 58', Danny Ward 45'10,4658 May 2010MilwallA2–3Danny Ward 3', Billy Paynter 85'17,083 League One Playoffs DateOpponentsH / AResultF–AScorersAttendance14 May 2010CharltonH2–1 Danny Ward 52', Charlie Austin 60'13,56017 May 2010CharltonA2–1 5–4 Danny Ward 74', 21,52129 May 2010MillwallA0–173,108 F.A. Cup After losing the First Round to Non-League Histon last season - Town were once again given the task of meeting Non-League Woking a year on. Despite a less than convincing display, Billy Paynter's first half goal was enough. The Second Round saw Swindon beat Wrexham in Wales a couple of weeks later, Gordon Greer scored the only goal ten minutes time. Town were knocked out of the competition in the Third Round to Premier League outfit Fulham, Bobby Zamora scoring for the Cottagers. DateOpponentsH / AResultF–AScorersAttendance7 November 2009WokingH1–0 Billy Paynter 36'4,80528 November 2009WrexhamA1–0Gordon Greer 80'3,0112 January 2010FulhamA0–119,623 League Cup Swindon Town entered the League Cup in the First Round and were drawn to play Milton Keynes Dons. Swindon had recently lost 5–0 at Gillingham on the opening day of the league season. Town beat the Dons comfortably at Stadium:MK by four goals to one. Town's next game was away from Wiltshire against Premier League outfit Wolverhampton Wanderers. Wolves manager Mick McCarthy fielded an under strength team but did enough to beat Swindon Town 6–5 in a penalty shoot-out after 120 minutes of football without a goal. Swindon Town captain Gordon Greer missed the only penalty. DateOpponentsH / AResultF–AScorersAttendance11 August 2009Milton Keynes DonsA4–1 J-P McGovern 41', Billy Paynter 56', 72', David McCracken (own goal) 74'4,81225 August 2009Wolverhampton WanderersA0–011,416 Wolverhampton Wanderers won 6–5 on penalties. Football League Trophy Swindon Town were drawn to play Exeter City at St James Park where a late Stuart Fleetwood strike cancelled out Anthony McNamee's goal in the first half. The game won by Swindon 5–3 on penalties with Phil Smith saving two of the spot kicks. Swindon were knocked out in the next round by Norwich City, penalty kicks settled the tie again - the only missed penalty was taken by Craig Easton. DateOpponentsH / AResultF–AScorersAttendance6 October 2009Exeter CityA1–1 Anthony McNamee 17'2,00610 November 2009Norwich CityH0–0 4,978 Swindon Town beat Exeter City 4–3 on penalties Norwich City beat Swindon Town 5–3 on penalties Squad statistics Swindon Town 2009/10 No.Pos.NameLeague (inc. P-O's)FA CupLeague CupFootball League TrophyTotalDisciplineAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoals13px13px1GKENG David Lucas410202000450102DFSCO Scott Cuthbert393301020453303DFIRE Alan Sheehan 221200000240504MFIRE Jonathan Douglas430202020490615FWFRA Vincent Péricard2+1200000002+120006DFSCO Gordon Greer (captain)43+1131202050+11507MFSCO Jon-Paul McGovern451302120522109FWENG Frank Nouble3+500000003+500010MFIRE Michael Timlin6+1501+2010109+1704012GKENG Phil Smith5+101000208+100014DFENG Sean Morrison8+110010009+103015DFEngland Kevin Amankwaah33+3330202040+334017DFENG Callum Kennedy4+40101+10006+500018MFIRE Alan O'Brien3+600+100+10003+800019DFHAI Lescinel Jean-François27+6010102031+607020FWSCO Billy Paynter46263122105229??21DFENG Stephen Darby (loan)1200000001200023DFENG Nathan Thompson00000000000024FWENG Danny Ward (loan)24+471000025+5712026GKPOL Jakub Jesionkowski00000000000028GKENG Mark Scott00000000000030MFSCO Simon Ferry 4023000004322131FWWAL Billy Bodin00000000000032FWENG Charlie Austin29+41900000+2029+6192011MFENG Matt Ritchie (loan)0+400000000+2000 References Category:Swindon Town F.C. seasons Swindon Town