Swindon's Holloway labels himself dead man walking

Holloway warns he is a 'dead man walking' unless Swindon's form improves, citing a severe injury crisis with 14 players sidelined.

Swindon manager Ian Holloway has described himself as a 'dead man walking' if the club's form does not turn around. The Robins sit 12th in League Two with three wins from eight games and are winless in their last three matches. Holloway, in his second year at the club, blamed the injury crisis affecting 14 players—nearly half the squad—and called for additional backing. He said the team needs immediate help ahead of Saturday's trip to Rochdale, where Swindon have yet to win away this season.