It's an early Christmas present for the Town fans, as they annihilate top-of-the-table Tranmere at the County Ground.

After Roy Evans resigns as the Town supremo, with the club rumoured to be £3.5 million in debt, David Duke's early goal is cancelled out by strikes from James Quinn and Darren Caskey. Notts striker Danny Allsopp is sent off early in the second half to give the Town some hope, but Neil Ruddock is also dismissed just fifteen minutes later - and Marcel Cas nets again for County to wrap the game up.

Eoin Doyle nets yet another brace in the first half - but just as it seems that the Town will extend their winning run to eight consecutive matches, Swindon born Joseph Mills nets an equaliser in the fifth minute of stoppage time for a brace of his own.

Taunted by the home fans, former Town striker Leon Clarke takes great delight in giving Coventry the lead early in the second half - but Swindon get the last laugh, a thumping volley from Yaser Kasim draws the Town level before Miles Storey beats the defence to net the winner.

After seven league games without defeat, Crewe put an end to the Town's good run.

The match that we all thought would kickstart the season - the Town coming from behind to thump promotion chasing Charlton in front of the Sky TV cameras.

Tommy Mooney receives the now standard jeers from the Town support - but it's another former Town player, Lee Holmes, who puts the Town to the sword, scoring twice in a 3-0 reverse.

The Town are fortunate to beat Rochdale - a needless own goal from Alan Goodall separating the sides.