Two teams start a new era with a draw.
Talking to fans new Chairman Jed McCory.
Swindon Town started the era of Jed McCory and managed by the playing duo of Tommy Miller and Darren Ward with a draw against a Preston North End side who were with new Manager Simon Grayson who was only appointed on Monday.
Adam Rooney pounces on a poor back pass for Swindon’s goal.
Two teams both playing under new regimes were destined for a draw and that’s what happened.
Adam Rooney scored with his first touch, he had been on the pitch less than 30 seconds as a substitute for Di Vita when pounced on a poor back-pass to settle a frustrated home crowd after a poor start to the second half.
Preston had earlier taken the lead when Swindon’s back-four switched off to allow Will Hayhurst grab an unexpected opener.
“We deserved at least a point after having the best chances,” declared co-manager Tommy Miller.
Rooney celebrates.
Final score 1-1.
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- ©Calyx Pictures. FALicence: FL/12/13/P4521. Swindon v Preston Adam Rooney celebrates the Swindon Goal
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- ©Calyx Pictures. FALicence: FL/12/13/P4521. Swindon v Preston Swindon Town new Chairman Jed McCory in the stand watching his first match as Club Owner.
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- ©Calyx Pictures. FALicence: FL/12/13/P4521. Swindon v Preston That’s the way to do it. Sub Adam Rooney scores the the Swindon Goal
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- ©Calyx Pictures. FALicence: FL/12/13/P4521. Swindon v Preston Face in the crowd. New Chairman Jed McCory in the stand.
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- ©Calyx Pictures. FALicence: FL/12/13/P4521. Swindon v Preston Adam Rooney with Alan McCormack celebrates the Swindon Goal
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- ©Calyx Pictures. FALicence: FL/12/13/P4521. Swindon v Preston Swindon Town new Chairman Jed McCory in the stand watching his first match as Club Owner.
